Kiomi Memory

Saves what you say in one AI and brings it into the next on ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Grok. Early access. Invite code required.

Kiomi gives your AI chats a shared memory. Explain your context to ChatGPT once, and Claude already knows it in your next chat. Kiomi saves what's worth keeping from what you say and brings the few related memories into your next chat, on whichever AI you use. How it works - Sign in with Google or email, enter your invite code, and pick the AI sites you use. - Chat as usual. Kiomi saves new messages from the moment you connect, never older ones. - When you send a message, Kiomi adds a short, labeled block of related memories to it, so the AI can use them. The page shows how many memories were brought in. You stay in control - Pause Kiomi in one click: nothing is saved or brought in, and you always see that it's paused. - Turn Kiomi off for a single chat. - See and delete your memories at kiomi.ai, one at a time or all at once. - Keep project memory separate: chats in ChatGPT and Claude projects stay in their project. What Kiomi reads and where it goes On the sites you turn on, Kiomi reads your messages and the AI's replies and sends them to Kiomi's server, where third-party AI model providers organize them into memories. Kiomi saves only what you say; AI replies are used only for context. The message you're sending is also used to pick related memories. We don't sell your data, use it for ads, or train models on it. Details: https://kiomi.ai/privacy Early access Kiomi is in early access. An invite code is required. Request one at https://kiomi.ai. Kiomi isn't affiliated with OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, xAI or Moonshot AI (Kimi).