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MemoryBase

MemoryBase captures your AI conversations and turns them into a unified, searchable memory you can use across all your tools.

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Time on the storeUnder a yearA rough range, not an exact date

Store users385As shown on the Chrome Web Store

Chrome Web Store rating4.6 / 533 ratings on the Chrome Web Store

Last store update5 Jun 2026Version 0.1.34, 4 months ago

How MemoryBase is doing

MemoryBase has been on the store for less than a year and is in the top 25% of Tools by users. Recent activity is steady.

Time on the store: Under a year
Place in Tools: Top 25%
Recent direction: Steady

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Reviews

Heyo Heyo4 months ago
You should add all LLMs!
Sumit Basak4 months ago
the memory feature works well when it syncs properly. claude used my context better than chatgpt, grok and gemini from a single prompt which was the whole point. the syncing took some time but it can be done manually too. there are a few minor issues like sometimes a new chat does not load or sync does not work. hopefully these get fixed in future updates. overall the experience has been good and the output quality makes it worth using.
Joshua Yimika4 months ago
The App works just fine once you get the hang of it. As its name implies, it is meant to store your memories from interacting with Ai tools so that when you interact with other Ai tools, you dont have to import your history. It is automatically synced for you to make your workflow easier. It is a really top innovation that will stand the test of time and no doubt, these Ai tools will definitely collaborate with memory base on a larger scale in the future.
Sarim Zaidi4 months ago
Honestly didn't think I'd use it as much as I did. The biggest thing for me was not having to keep explaining my project, writing style, and preferences every time I switched AI tools. I mostly used it for content creation and it was pretty cool seeing different AIs pick up the same context in their own way while still understanding what I was going for. Had a few small issues here and there, but overall it saved time and made switching between tools way less annoying. giving 4 starts bcz there's still room for improvement
Rekon _4 months ago
THIS EXTENSION IS A LIFE SAVER MAN 10/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT MAKES MY AI WORKFLOW 10X BETTER
anonymous user4 months ago
Memorybase does a good job of keeping track of project context and making follow up conversations much smoother. during my testing, it was able to retrieve the information I expected and helped maintain continuity without requiring me to re explain everything. the core functionality works well, and I can see it being very useful for ongoing projects. A few UI and usability improvements could make the experience even more polished, but overall I had a positive experience using it and would recommend giving it a try. This review is from zxcvsb
bungus4 months ago
It took some time for it to get started. But once it started working and I got the hang of it, it was incredibly useful. I would surely recommend it. It is actually deserves 4.5/5 but there was no option for it.
mj354 months ago
I've been testing Memorybase for a few project based conversations, and overall it's been a positive experience. the memory retrieval is surprisingly reliable and helps avoid repeating the same project details over and over. I especially liked how it could bring back relevant context from earlier discussions with minimal prompting. the main area that could use improvement is the UI. some parts feel a bit rough and could be more intuitive, especially when managing or reviewing saved memories. overall, it's a useful product with a lot of potential. review by golugoggins
meg limara4 months ago
i think this is really usefull for those who have so many task and has not good memory.... this can help u to remind, to get the context, to continue the flow, to make work more effectively, for employee is also good for remind your boss, especially for personal assistant this app really usefull for u
Jeffrey Okhihie4 months ago
Setup was super easy, without me having to connect Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini one by one they were all linked automatically once I installed the extension. Memory sync works well and saves you from repeating yourself every time you switch between AI tools. The only thing missing is a clear indicator showing when your saved memory is actually being used. You just get a response and have to guess if Memorybase did anything. Solid concept though, just needs that bit of polish
Samantha Cojuangco4 months ago
I really like the idea behind memorybase and the memory feature worked better than I expected when testing it across different ai tools/llms. The design is clean and polished, but parts of the website can feel a bit too technical at least from a not so techy user like me who might miss the main usefulness of this product which is "not repeating yourself again and again to different ai tools". I also encountered a couple bugs here and there but not really groundbreaking or such. The free plan is surprisingly great! very generous tbh but the pro plan doesn't currently feel different enough for me to justify the price. Overall it's a promising product with a lot of potential
ajay Parmar4 months ago
An absolute game-changer for handling AI rate limits! I use AI heavily every day, and MemoryBase has completely saved my workflow from constant ChatGPT timeouts and usage caps. Instead of waiting around for limits to end, I can instantly switch over to Gemini or Claude without wasting time re-explaining my work projects, fitness routines, or coding preferences from scratch. The cross-bot continuity is incredible—the other models instantly pick up my background context behind the scenes and immediately start giving me highly tailored, accurate suggestions. The extension works amazingly well, though it can occasionally take a bit of time to fully sync if you have a massive library of thousands of memories running at once. It would be a perfect addition if the developers added a quick way to prioritize syncing just the active chat, and made sure memories stay fully editable even if you accidentally clear a conversation history thread. Overall, this is an indispensable tool that makes a multi-bot workflow completely seamless!
Abhigyan4 months ago
Useful extension for those who use AI LLMs heavily especially if you're working on a project or something. It helps organizing chats and keeps memory of everything you do. That saves lot of time or else I would repeat and re-explain things again before giving any prompt. Only problem I faced was it takes time to load chats the first time you use it. Try creating some tutorials too Edit: Forgot to tell about the Timeline feature, I liked it the most. It keeps track of all your chats and even creates a summary snippet of all your chats.
Damnza4 months ago
I switch between ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini pretty regularly, so I end up repeating the same context way more than I'd like. After testing MemoryBase, the biggest thing I noticed wasn't just that it remembered information. It was how different AI models could pick up the same context and take it in different directions without me having to explain everything again. In one test, I saved a simple preference about the kinds of stories I enjoy. ChatGPT described a TV series I'd probably love, Claude broke down the story elements that would hook me, and Gemini focused on the type of protagonist I'd enjoy following. It honestly felt less like three separate conversations and more like different takes on the same idea. I'd still like a bit more transparency around what memories are being used, but even now it's been genuinely useful. If you use multiple AI tools throughout the day, this solves a problem you don't really notice until you stop having it.
Loren4 months ago
Here’s my honest. I tried using MemoryBase for about 4 days. I switch between Chatgpt, Claude, and Gemini a lot, and the biggest pain is constantly having to repeat context and preferences every time I start a new chat. MemoryBase fixes exactly that by acting as a shared memory layer across all of them. It quietly saves your conversations, organizes them, and lets you inject relevant context whenever needed.