Your AI Forgets Everything. Here's the Fix.

What if every AI tool you use, [music] Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot, actually remembered who you are, what you're building, and what you prefer? That's what we built, [music] and it's completely free. Here's what most people miss. Your AI tools aren't completely stupid about memory. Claude saves a Claude.md file. ChatGPT [music] has a memory feature. Cursor stores workspace rules. The problem isn't that they don't remember. The problem [music] is, they only remember themselves. This isn't just a developer problem. Freelancers juggling multiple clients. Content creators researching in one tool and writing in another AI tool. If you use more than one AI [music] tool, and 59% of people do, your memory is fragmented. >> [music] >> Five tools, five separate memory silos. A developer discusses [music] API architecture in Claude, then opens Cursor to code it. Cursor has no idea what was decided. Imagine [music] this. You tell Cursor about your authentication system. Claude knows it. ChatGPT knows it. Every tool you use, instantly aware. One memory that follows you everywhere. Long context is a bigger whiteboard. More space in a single session. >> [music] >> But when the session ends, the whiteboard gets erased. Memory >> [music] >> is a notebook. You take it home. Long context is not memory. Super local memory V2 does three [music] things. Remember, save facts, decisions, preferences. [music] Recall. Semantic search finds what you need. Learn. Automatically detects your patterns. All free. >> [music] >> All local. All yours. One command. Auto detects every AI tool on your machine and configures them all automatically. No Docker, no API keys, no cloud accounts needed. Saving a memory is one line. Tag it if you want. Stored in [music] a local SQLite database. Never leaves your machine. Every MCP [music] connected tool can recall it instantly. Search is intelligent. [music] Ask about authentication and it finds JWT, rate limiting, Redis sessions, all semantically related. Full text [music] search plus TF-IDF matching. The knowledge graph automatically discovers relationships between memories. Groups related concepts into clusters. Authentication, front end, DevOps >> [music] >> without manual tagging. Layer four is pattern learning. The system detects your coding [music] preferences from your actual behavior. Not from a config file, from how you actually work. Super local memory works with 16 [music] plus tools. Four are auto configured, shown with the green auto badge. All connect to the same local SQLite database. The model context [music] protocol. An open standard from Anthropic, now under the Linux Foundation. Every tool speaks the same protocol to the same local database. Every profile has completely isolated memories, its own knowledge graph, and its own learned patterns. Switch with one command. CLI tools, slash commands in your IDE, [music] an MCP server, a REST API, and a web dashboard. Pure Python with zero external dependencies. Personal [music] notebook that all your AI assistants share. Someone technical helps you install it in 60 seconds. Then you just use your AI tools normally. Cloud memory services store [music] your accumulated knowledge on their servers. Super local memory flips [music] this. Everything is a SQLite file on your machine. You own it. Mem Zero charges $249 per month. We charge nothing. MIT [music] key licensed open source, knowledge graphs, pattern learning, 16 plus tool support, web dashboard, all free. The web dashboard gives you a complete visual interface, memory list with search, interactive knowledge graph, all running locally in your browser. Before, separate memories across five tools, paying for the privilege, building someone else's AI. After, one memory, every tool, free forever, completely self-owned. Real scenarios. Freelancers managing clients with profiles. Creators researching in one tool, writing in another. The common thread, multiple tools, one shared brain. Three steps. Install. Save your first memory. Open any AI tool it already knows. Super local memory V2 is free, open source, and available right now. Your AI should remember you. Now it does. Thank you.

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