Really loving Nowledge. It finally gives me one place for the useful conversations I want to keep, so I can find them later instead of reopening five chat apps.
A memory layer for your AI work. Keep the chats, files, notes, and decisions you choose, then reuse them across tools on your own computer.

Save useful decisions, conversations, notes, and documents as memories, threads, and sources you can actually reuse.
Search them in seconds, then open the graph to see how ideas connect across time.
See how shared memory worksClaude Code, Cursor, Gemini CLI, browser capture, and other integrations all point back to the same memory layer. Start with one tool, then expand.
See integrationsYour knowledge lives on your device by default. Add remote models or connected tools when you want them, without giving up control of your data.
Learn about privacyAI Now is your first-party workspace for multi-step work grounded in your own knowledge. Use it for research, analysis, documents, presentations, and more.
See AI NowDownload Nowledge Mem, save your first useful memory, and connect one real tool. Once that loop works, Mem stops feeling abstract and starts helping with real work.
A few power features when you want to go further.
Developers, researchers, and knowledge workers use Mem to keep context they can actually reuse.
Really loving Nowledge. It finally gives me one place for the useful conversations I want to keep, so I can find them later instead of reopening five chat apps.
If you want your assistant to truly remember you, or you want your agent to stop redoing work, you should try Nowledge Mem. The graph makes memory editable, inspectable, and practical.
Nowledge Mem feels like the missing layer between AI chat and note-taking. It helps LLMs remember in a structured way instead of leaving everything buried in old threads.
What Nowledge Mem helps me most with isn't remembering more, it's settling the technical judgments, hard-won lessons, and working methods that are actually worth keeping long-term. The most valuable thing isn't how much new stuff I read every day, but which ideas truly stick and stay useful next time.
Contributors who shaped Mem through plugins, integrations, and platform support.