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Memwyre

Shared long term memory for AI tools and agents

Free featured launchLaunches November 16, 2026

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What is Memwyre?

Memwyre is a memory layer for people who work with several AI assistants and want them to share what they already know. It captures technical context, such as decisions, fixes and research notes, into searchable spaces, then exposes that store through a Model Context Protocol server, a Chrome extension and command line hooks.

About Memwyre

Memwyre is a memory layer for people who work with several AI assistants and want them to share what they already know. It captures technical context, such as decisions, fixes and research notes, into searchable spaces, then exposes that store through a Model Context Protocol server, a Chrome extension and command line hooks. Editors and assistants including Cursor, VS Code, ChatGPT and Claude can all read from the same pool. The free Starter plan includes 50 memories and 10 document uploads. Pro costs 12 USD per month, removes those caps and adds Google Drive and Notion sync. A Team tier with self hosting and SSO is priced on request.

Key features

  • Persistent memory shared across assistants and agents
  • MCP server for connecting editors and chat tools
  • Chrome extension and CLI session hooks
  • Document uploads for PDF, Markdown and code files
  • Google Drive and Notion sync on the Pro plan
  • Self hosted VPC option for teams

Pricing details

A free plan covers 50 memories, Pro is 12 USD per month, and the Team plan uses custom pricing.

Memwyre at a glance

AI generated review

According to its site, Memwyre tackles the problem of assistants forgetting context between sessions and tools. It leans heavily on MCP and developer workflows, with a free tier small enough to test the idea before paying.

Best for
Developers juggling several coding assistants who want shared context
Not ideal for
Casual chat users who rely on one assistant's built in memory

Pros

  • Works across multiple assistants through MCP
  • Free plan available without a time limit
  • Team tier offers self hosting and SSO

Cons

  • Free plan caps stored memories at 50
  • Value depends on assistants supporting MCP or the extension
  • Young product with a short track record

Verdict

Memwyre is worth a look for developers who repeat the same context to different assistants every day. Teams with strict data rules will want to review the self hosted option before rollout.

AI generated from Memwyre’s own public pages on November 13, 2026, not yet checked by an editor. It is not a Techavy rating and carries no score. How we review

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Memwyre FAQ

What is Memwyre?

Memwyre is a memory layer for people who work with several AI assistants and want them to share what they already know. It captures technical context, such as decisions, fixes and research notes, into searchable spaces, then exposes that store through a Model Context Protocol server, a Chrome extension and command line hooks.

How much does Memwyre cost?

Memwyre uses a freemium pricing model, from 12 USD per month. A free tier is available. Check the official site for current prices.

What are some alternatives to Memwyre?

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