Sync Across Devices

Yes. Nowledge Mem supports sync today.

But it works in a specific way:

• one Nowledge Mem instance is the single source of truth
• other clients connect to that same instance
• your memories, threads, graph, and library stay consistent because everyone is using the same backend

This is different from running several separate Mem databases and merging them later.

What Sync Means In Mem

The recommended setup is simple:

1. Run Nowledge Mem on an always-on machine.
2. Turn on Access Anywhere.
3. Connect your other clients to that same Mem.

That can be:

• the desktop app on another computer
• the web app at /app
• the mobile app
• the browser extension
• nmem CLI
• supported agent integrations running on other machines

If they all point to the same Mem URL and API key, they are working against the same knowledge base.

What This Is Not

Mem does not currently mean:

• several independent local Mem apps automatically replicating and reconciling with each other
• a centralized Nowledge-hosted account backend
• offline-first multi-master sync between separate databases

Today, sync means one Mem hub and many clients.

When This Is The Right Setup

This model is ideal if you already have:

• a Mac Mini that stays on
• a Linux server
• a desktop machine that acts as your main knowledge hub
• a dedicated agent machine such as an OpenClaw or coding-agent box

You keep one long-running Mem there, then access the same knowledge base from everywhere else.

What To Read Next

• Read Access Anywhere for setup, security, Cloudflare tunnel steps, and client-specific connection instructions.
• Read AI Now if you want to use the desktop client remotely with the same knowledge base.
• Read Verify It Works if you want to confirm that another device is really connected to the same Mem.