Memocore

Memocore stores facts, decisions and reference material so an AI assistant can recall them in later conversations. Connect it to an AI app that supports MCP, ask the assistant to save a useful detail, then retrieve it in another chat. Because the memory lives in Memocore, it can follow you when you switch between supported apps such as ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or VS Code. For teams, memory is organized into projects. Owners can invite colleagues and assign project-level roles: editors can add or change memos, while viewers can read them. Personal memos remain private, and people only see the projects they have joined. Projects can also hold structured tables, and public projects let others read or follow a shared knowledge base. Memocore offers imports from Notion and Telegram message saving; teams can also connect their own applications through the API. This setup is useful when an individual wants an assistant to retain preferences, or when a team needs its AI tools to draw on shared decisions, documentation or client context. It gives people a way to keep that working knowledge available across conversations without repeatedly explaining it.