Atlaso

Works with your AI tools · + more coming

- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Codex
- Claude Desktop
- OpenCode
- Antigravity
- ChatGPTSoon
- Meta AISoon
- Claude Code
- Cursor
- Codex
- Claude Desktop
- OpenCode
- Antigravity
- ChatGPTSoon
- Meta AISoon

Today's AI starts from zero, forgets across tools, and trusts outdated facts.

Every session starts from zero, over and over

Close the tab and the context is gone. You re-explain your project, your preferences, and your decisions to the same tools, over and over.

What one tool learns, the next never sees

The context you build in one AI tool stays trapped there. Switch to another and you start over — every tool an island, blind to the rest.

Systems that do remember tend to hoard everything — duplicates, dead tasks, facts you've long since changed — until recall is buried in noise and old answers resurface as if they were still true.

Every AI tool you open already knows your context and picks up where you left off.

Monday, working with your AI, you settle a real decision: the launch moves to March — and the shortcut that burned you last quarter is a trap to avoid. You write nothing down. Atlaso captures both as you work — decisions, watch-outs, open questions — with secrets scrubbed before anything is stored.

- Automatic capture as you work
- Decisions, watch-outs, and open threads
- Secrets scrubbed before anything is stored

Your AI walks in already knowing your context

Tuesday, a fresh session. Before your first prompt reaches the model, Atlaso has already recalled what matters — yesterday's launch decision, the trap you flagged, the question you left open — and placed it in context. No re-explaining, no cold starts.

- Automatic recall before each turn
- Picks up where you left off
- Zero setup, no pasting context

What one tool learns, every tool remembers

Thursday, you open a different AI tool. It already knows — the decision travelled with you, because memory lives with your account, not inside any single app. Personal memory follows you everywhere; each project's memory stays cleanly isolated.

- One memory across every AI tool
- Personal and per-project memory
- Nothing trapped inside one app

It knows what it knows — and what's changed

Months later, plans change — the launch moves again. Atlaso doesn't let the two versions quietly coexist: the contradiction is flagged, the outdated decision retired, and every memory graded by the evidence behind it — so your AI acts on what's settled today, never on what used to be true.

- Every recall carries a verdict — settled, contested, or thin
- Contradictions flagged, superseded facts retired
- Grows more confident the more your work confirms it

Choose where your memory should live — Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop, and more.

Run the install command below and click authorize — or paste the connector URL if your tool has no terminal. About a minute — no config, no API keys to wrangle.

That's it. Atlaso captures as you work and recalls what matters before every turn — automatically, across every tool you connected. Nothing to manage.

Strong numbers. But benchmarks don't tell the whole story.

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A score can't feel like your AI finally remembering you

We test the real shipped engine on LongMemEval-S — 115k-token haystacks, all six question types, an independent judge. The numbers are strong. But a benchmark is a checkpoint, not the point. The real proof shows up in your everyday work, when the right context is just there.

LongMemEval-S · n=100 · full-haystack · judge: Claude Haiku 4.5 · reader: Qwen 3.5-9B. Headline stats measured through the shipped product path; the chart is our retrieval ablation in the research harness (55.9% → 69.2% with semantic retrieval on).

A complete memory layer — organized, private, and always improving.

A personal memory that follows you across every tool, plus per-project memory that stays locked to its repo — no context bleeding between projects.

Start every session already oriented: where you were heading, what's new, and what's still unsettled — before you type a word.

Overnight, a background worker distills raw captures into clean, structured memories — tagged, graded, deduped — so recall keeps getting sharper.

See, search, and manage every memory in one dashboard — with a live Memory Power score, contradictions caught, and a clear next move.

Secrets scrubbed before anything is saved, never trained on or sold — and you can delete any memory whenever you want.

These tools aren't just for code anymore. Neither is your memory.

Claude Code, Codex, and the rest started as coding tools — but people now run whole working lives through them: analysis, marketing, research, operations. Whatever you use them for, Atlaso remembers it.

Your AI remembers the codebase, the decisions, and the conventions across every tool — so it never re-learns your project from scratch.

Your models, positions, and past analysis stay in the AI you plan with — so it reasons from your real numbers, not a fresh guess each session.

Clinicians and researchers keep protocols, guidelines, and prior findings intact — privacy-first, with secrets scrubbed before anything is stored.

Case facts, precedents, and client history stay in memory — so your AI can advise the next step with the whole matter in view.

Sources, experiments, and coursework build up over time — turning every new session into a continuation, not a restart.

Every account, deal, and past conversation is remembered — so your AI walks into each one already knowing the customer.

Your memory is some of the most sensitive data you have. We treat it that way — with sensible defaults, real controls, and no fine print.

TLS everywhere, and your data is encrypted at rest by our infrastructure providers. Access tokens are stored only as hashes.

We don't train AI models on your memory or sell it. On the free plan, your memory is never sent to any LLM at all.

Secrets are scrubbed before storage, each project's memory stays isolated, and you can delete any memory — or your whole account — whenever you want.

Atlaso is an AI memory layer for the tools you already use. Connect it once. Atlaso then recalls the context that matters before each turn and captures the durable facts after — so your AI remembers your decisions, your preferences, and where you left off, in every tool.

Atlaso works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop, OpenCode, and Antigravity, with more on the way. Anything else that speaks MCP can connect too. Your memory is shared across all of them, so what one tool learns, the others already know.

One command. Paste it into your terminal and Atlaso installs, then opens your browser to link the machine — creating your account if you don't have one. Atlaso then sets up each AI tool you pick. No config files, no API keys. No terminal? Add Atlaso as a connector instead.

Built-in memory lives inside a single app, is usually a black box, and doesn't travel. Atlaso is one memory across all your tools that you can see, search, and manage. Every recall also carries a verdict on whether a memory is settled or contested, so your AI isn't acting on shaky context.

No. Once a tool is connected, Atlaso works automatically in the background — recall before each turn, capture after — with no new commands to learn. If Atlaso ever hits an error it fails silently, and your tool keeps working as normal.

Yes. Atlaso scrubs secrets before anything is stored, and encrypts your data in transit and at rest. We never train AI models on your memory and never sell it. On the free plan your memory is never sent to any LLM. Delete any memory, or your whole account, whenever you want.

Atlaso is free for one device and one tool. Pro is $10 a month and unlocks unlimited devices and tools sharing one memory, plus Ambient Memory, background enrichment, Ask your memory, and JSON export. Build is $25 a month and adds a developer memory API. Cancel anytime.

Connect Atlaso to the AI tools you already use and stop starting from zero. Free to start — no credit card required.

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