Memoriq is a your private AI memory for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok Provides a unified memory layer across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok.
About Memoriq
MemoriQ is an AI memory tool that provides one memory layer shared across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok.
Instead of each assistant keeping its own separate memory, MemoriQ keeps a single memory across all four and positions itself as privacy-focused.
It fits people who switch between several AI assistants and want continuity between them through a web interface. It is a weaker fit if you self-host or need local models, since there is no stated support for local backends or self-hosting, and no native desktop, IDE, or CLI presence. Pricing is not listed publicly.
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What it does well
- Provides a unified memory layer across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok.
- Positions itself as a privacy-focused memory store for AI conversations.
- Accessible via a web-based interface.
Where it falls short
- Pricing tier is not publicly listed.
- No indication of support for local model backends or self-hosting from available information.
- Lacks a native desktop, IDE, or CLI presence.
Tagged
- Supports Claude
- Supports GPT
- Supports Gemini
- Web-based
Compared with similar things
Picked by shared tags inside the AI Productivity.
- 01→Overchat AI
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- 02→SquidHub
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- 04Freemium →n8n
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- 05Freemium →LangSmith
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- 06Freemium →Sider
ChatGPT + Claude sidebar for any browser tab — chat about the page, summarise, translate, draw.
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</a>Frequently asked questions
- What is Memoriq?
- Memoriq is a your private AI memory for ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok
- What platforms does Memoriq support?
- Memoriq runs on web.
- What category does Memoriq belong to?
- Memoriq is in the AI Productivity category — AI-powered task trackers, calendars, note tools, and meeting assistants. Helps you do more with less context-switching.
- What are the downsides of Memoriq?
- Pricing tier is not publicly listed. No indication of support for local model backends or self-hosting from available information. Lacks a native desktop, IDE, or CLI presence.