Notes like in Obsidian
Markdown, [[links]], backlinks, #tags, folders. An Obsidian vault comes in as a ZIP and goes out as a ZIP.
A Kiawak project · free during the launch phase
Claude, ChatGPT and your agents remember what matters: in linked notes like in Obsidian that belong to you. What one AI learns today, the other knows tomorrow.
No payment details · German and English · export any time
Connects to
Add Memory's address as a connector in Claude or ChatGPT and sign in. Agents, scripts and automations use API keys.
Your AI files memories as notes: preferences, facts, people, projects, decisions. Linked with [[links]] like in Obsidian.
In the next conversation, in another tool, in the next agent: all of them read from the same memory. You see and edit everything yourself.
The AI decides itself when to look something up and what to remember, and tells you. Afterwards you see in the memory exactly what was added.
Please plan the dinner with Anna next week.
⌕ recall · „Anna“
According to your memory Anna is vegetarian and has training on Tuesdays. I suggest Wednesday 7 pm at “Lindengarten”, which you liked in May.
Fine. By the way, she is moving to Hamburg in January.
✎ remember · „Anna Schmidt“
Noted: Anna is moving to Hamburg in January (in “Anna Schmidt”).
Markdown, [[links]], backlinks, #tags, folders. An Obsidian vault comes in as a ZIP and goes out as a ZIP.
Every note as a network: what is connected to what, what the AI added last, which linked notes are still missing.
Every change shows up in the history with the name of the connection: “Claude added to ‘Anna Schmidt’”. Earlier versions are kept; one click undoes it.
Every AI gets its own rights: read only or also write, if you like only one folder, e.g. “Customers” for the support agent.
The open standard MCP for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor & co., plus a REST API with an OpenAPI description for Custom GPTs, n8n, Make, Zapier and your own agents.
No ads, no tracking, no training. Memory itself runs no AI over your notes; only the tools you connect read along.
One address for MCP, a REST API with an OpenAPI description, API keys with rights per folder. Tools: get_context, recall, remember, read_note, write_note, append_to_note, edit_note, rename_note, list_notes, forget.
# MCP (Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor …)
https://memory.kiawak.com/mcp
# REST
curl -X POST https://memory.kiawak.com/v1/memories \
-H "Authorization: Bearer mem_…" \
-H "content-type: application/json" \
-d '{"content":"Customer Berger prefers quotes as PDF.","title":"Berger GmbH","tags":["customer"]}'0 €
during the launch phase, no payment details
Language models forget everything after each conversation. Memory gives them a place to store what matters and look it up later: as readable notes you can see, edit and delete yourself.
No. Memory runs in the browser and works like Obsidian: Markdown, links, graph. If you already have an Obsidian vault, upload it as a ZIP and get it back as a ZIP at any time.
With everything that speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP), e.g. Claude (web, desktop, Code), ChatGPT (connectors), Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf, Gemini CLI, Le Chat, and through the REST API with Custom GPTs, n8n, Make, Zapier, LangChain and your own code. Whether a tool allows connectors depends on its plan.
Every change is logged with a name, 20 earlier versions of each note are kept, deleted notes stay in the trash for 30 days. You can limit connections to read only or to one folder.
Nothing during the launch phase. Up to 5,000 notes and 5,000 AI requests a day per account. Before anything changes, you will hear about it by e-mail at least four weeks in advance.
They are stored in your account at Cloudflare and visible only to you and your connections. What an AI provider does with notes it reads is governed by your contract with it. Please do not store passwords or payment data.