Memory that plugs into every AI tool.

Fewer repeated memories.

Before it saves, Atlaso checks what it already has and skips a near copy. Your dashboard shows your exact duplicate rate, so you can see it stay low.

Sorted by what it means.

Memories are filed as helpful, a warning, a caution, or still open. You can see the filing on your dashboard and change it.

Numbers backed by activity.

Every figure on your dashboard comes from your own sessions. Where the evidence is thin, it shows a range or says not measured, and tells you what unlocks it.

Yours to inspect and correct.

Every memory is on your dashboard in plain text. Read it, refile it, fix it, or remove it. Housekeeping Atlaso does itself is never counted as your correction.

One score for your memory.

Memory Power runs 0 to 100: how much you have saved, how well it agrees with itself, how recently it has been used. One number to watch instead of a dozen.

Capture, counted.

Your dashboard shows how many of the moments it looked at became a memory, and which tools contributed. If the counters ever look wrong, it hides the number rather than clean it up.

Forget means forgotten.

Forget a memory and it stops coming back, in every tool. Other devices pick up the change the next time they sync.

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The re-explaining tax is real, I switch between Claude Code and other tools daily and re-establishing context every time is the part nobody talks about when they compare AI coding tools.

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I really like the distinction between thin, settled, contested, and superseded memories. I haven't seen many memory tools make uncertainty this explicit.

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The way you're answering people here is genuinely refreshing. Publishing the benchmark you lose on is not a small thing.

The hands-off sync between Cursor and Claude Code sounds ideal because that was literally one of my biggest pain points. … Gonna try out the MCP workflow today.

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Love that you're going after the "portable memory" problem instead of building yet another chat wrapper. The idea that my context follows me from ChatGPT to Claude to whatever comes next is exactly the pain I feel daily as a founder juggling tools.