Alternatives to LangMem

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    Qdrant

    Qdrant

    Qdrant

    Qdrant is a high-performance, composable vector search engine built in Rust for production-grade semantic, hybrid, and agentic workloads. Combine dense vectors, sparse vectors, metadata filters, multi-vector representations, and custom scoring as primitives at query time. Written in Rust for memory efficiency, SIMD optimization, and predictable performance without garbage collection pauses. No wrappers, no bolt-ons, no legacy compromises — just a custom HNSW implementation and storage engine built specifically for vector workloads.
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    Cognee

    Cognee

    Cognee

    ​Cognee is an open source AI memory engine that transforms raw data into structured knowledge graphs, enhancing the accuracy and contextual understanding of AI agents. It supports various data types, including unstructured text, media files, PDFs, and tables, and integrates seamlessly with several data sources. Cognee employs modular ECL pipelines to process and organize data, enabling AI agents to retrieve relevant information efficiently. It is compatible with vector and graph databases and supports LLM frameworks like OpenAI, LlamaIndex, and LangChain. Key features include customizable storage options, RDF-based ontologies for smart data structuring, and the ability to run on-premises, ensuring data privacy and compliance. Cognee's distributed system is scalable, capable of handling large volumes of data, and is designed to reduce AI hallucinations by providing AI agents with a coherent and interconnected data landscape.
    Starting Price: $25 per month
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    Agno

    Agno

    Agno

    ​Agno is a lightweight framework for building agents with memory, knowledge, tools, and reasoning. Developers use Agno to build reasoning agents, multimodal agents, teams of agents, and agentic workflows. Agno also provides a beautiful UI to chat with agents and tools to monitor and evaluate their performance. It is model-agnostic, providing a unified interface to over 23 model providers, with no lock-in. Agents instantiate in approximately 2μs on average (10,000x faster than LangGraph) and use about 3.75KiB memory on average (50x less than LangGraph). Agno supports reasoning as a first-class citizen, allowing agents to "think" and "analyze" using reasoning models, ReasoningTools, or a custom CoT+Tool-use approach. Agents are natively multimodal and capable of processing text, image, audio, and video inputs and outputs. The framework offers an advanced multi-agent architecture with three modes, route, collaborate, and coordinate.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Membase

    Membase

    Unibase

    Membase is a long-term memory service for people and developers building AI agents. It brings information from conversations, files, web pages and connected apps into a persistent memory that users can review, correct, delete and export. A web app and Chrome extension let users manage memories, save browser content and share selected information with supported AI tools. Developers connect custom agents through MCP, the REST API, command-line interface, or Python and TypeScript SDKs. Separate memories and access controls support personal, project and client contexts, with controls to grant or revoke access. The hosted service stores and processes source content to build and retrieve memory.
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    EverOS

    EverOS

    EverMind

    EverOS is a persistent memory infrastructure platform for AI agents that provides long-term, multimodal, cross-platform context across agent workflows. The system retrieves relevant memories before model calls, allowing agents to reuse prior context without repeatedly loading large histories into the prompt window. EverOS also includes self-evolving skills, which capture successful execution trajectories as cases and promote recurring patterns into reusable procedural knowledge. The platform can ingest PDFs, images, documents, spreadsheets, slides, Markdown, and URLs and convert them into searchable memory for inference-time retrieval. It supports cloud and self-hosted deployment, exports memories in Markdown, and integrates with tools such as Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Hermes, MCP, and OpenAI- or Anthropic-compatible SDKs. EverOS achieves 93.05% on the LoCoMo long-term memory benchmark (research: arXiv:2601.02163).
    Starting Price: Free
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    LangChain

    LangChain

    LangChain

    LangChain is a powerful, composable framework designed for building, running, and managing applications powered by large language models (LLMs). It offers an array of tools for creating context-aware, reasoning applications, allowing businesses to leverage their own data and APIs to enhance functionality. LangChain’s suite includes LangGraph for orchestrating agent-driven workflows, and LangSmith for agent observability and performance management. Whether you're building prototypes or scaling full applications, LangChain offers the flexibility and tools needed to optimize the LLM lifecycle, with seamless integrations and fault-tolerant scalability.
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    Backboard

    Backboard

    Backboard

    Backboard is an AI infrastructure platform that provides a unified API layer giving applications persistent, stateful memory and seamless orchestration across thousands of large language models, built-in retrieval-augmented generation, and long-term context storage so intelligent systems can remember, reason, and act consistently over extended interactions rather than behave like one-off demos. It captures context, interactions, and long-term knowledge, storing and retrieving the right information at the right time while supporting stateful thread management with automatic model switching, hybrid retrieval, and flexible stack configuration so developers can build reliable AI systems without stitching together fragile workarounds. Backboard’s memory system consistently ranks high on industry benchmarks for accuracy, and its API lets teams combine memory, routing, retrieval, and tool orchestration into one stack that reduces architectural complexity.
    Starting Price: $9 per month
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    LangGraph

    LangGraph

    LangChain

    Gain precision and control with LangGraph to build agents that reliably handle complex tasks. Build and scale agentic applications with LangGraph Platform. LangGraph's flexible framework supports diverse control flows – single agent, multi-agent, hierarchical, sequential – and robustly handles realistic, complex scenarios. Ensure reliability with easy-to-add moderation and quality loops that prevent agents from veering off course. Use LangGraph Platform to templatize your cognitive architecture so that tools, prompts, and models are easily configurable with LangGraph Platform Assistants. With built-in statefulness, LangGraph agents seamlessly collaborate with humans by writing drafts for review and awaiting approval before acting. Easily inspect the agent’s actions and "time-travel" to roll back and take a different action to correct course.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Hindsight

    Hindsight

    Vectorize

    Hindsight is an agent memory system built to create smarter AI agents that learn over time instead of starting every conversation from zero. Most agent memory systems focus on recalling conversation history, but Hindsight is focused on making agents learn, not just remember. It gives AI agents persistent long-term memory using biomimetic data structures, helping them retain facts, recall relevant context, and reflect on experience as part of reasoning. Hindsight is designed for agents that need to understand who a user is, what has been discussed, what preferences have emerged, what decisions were made, and how behavior should adapt across sessions. It provides three core operations: retain, recall, and reflect. Retain stores new information, recall retrieves the right memories when needed, and reflect helps agents synthesize observations, form mental models, and learn from prior interactions.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Deep Agents

    Deep Agents

    LangChain

    Deep Agents is an open-source developer library and agent harness for building LLM-powered agents that can work through multi-step tasks. It provides an agent loop with built-in capabilities for planning, persistent memory, file-system interaction, and delegation to subagents, while allowing developers to connect model providers and tools. The library is intended for software developers and teams creating custom agent applications, including research, coding, and other workflows that require an agent to plan and act across several steps. Developers can extend its behavior with custom tools, middleware, and backends, and integrate it with LangGraph and LangSmith for orchestration, tracing, and deployment workflows. Deep Agents is a software development framework rather than a ready-made end-user agent application; users implement and run agents within their own applications and environments.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Papr

    Papr

    Papr.ai

    Papr is an AI-native memory and context intelligence platform that provides a predictive memory layer combining vector embeddings with a knowledge graph through a single API, enabling AI systems to store, connect, and retrieve context across conversations, documents, and structured data with high precision. It lets developers add production-ready memory to AI agents and apps with minimal code, maintaining context across interactions and powering assistants that remember user history and preferences. Papr supports ingestion of diverse data including chat, documents, PDFs, and tool data, automatically extracting entities and relationships to build a dynamic memory graph that improves retrieval accuracy and anticipates needs via predictive caching, delivering low latency and state-of-the-art retrieval performance. Papr’s hybrid architecture supports natural language search and GraphQL queries, secure multi-tenant access controls, and dual memory types for user personalization.
    Starting Price: $20 per month
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    Crewship

    Crewship

    Crewship

    Crewship is the developer-first platform for deploying AI agent workflows. Deploy your CrewAI, LangGraph, and LangGraph.js agents with a single command and watch them execute in real-time. Key features include one-command deployment, real-time execution streaming, artifact management, auto-scaling, version control, and encrypted secrets management. Crewship handles infrastructure so developers can focus on building great AI agents. Multi-framework support with AutoGen, Pydantic AI, smolagents, OpenAI Agents, Mastra, and Agno coming soon.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Netra

    Netra

    Netra

    AI agents fail silently in production. Wrong answers, broken loops, cost spikes, behavior drift after a prompt change, and no stack trace to explain why. Netra is the single platform to trace, evaluate, simulate and security test your agents. Built for text, voice, image and video agents. SOC2 Type II certified. GDPR and HIPAA compliant. US and EU data residency. Integrates with: LangChain, LangGraph, CrewAI, LlamaIndex, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, AWS Bedrock, and 30+ more.
    Starting Price: $39/month
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    Vulnify

    Vulnify

    Vulnify

    Vulnify is runtime authorization for AI agents. Before a sensitive tool call runs, your code calls check() and gets ALLOW, REVIEW or BLOCK, with a 0-100 risk score and the reasons: action, data sensitivity, destination, volume. REVIEW pauses only that action until a person approves. Start in monitor mode, fail closed by default. Policies as code, Node and Python SDKs (MIT) with LangChain, MCP, CrewAI and LangGraph adapters, and a hash-chained audit log with JSON/CSV export. Free plan available.
    Starting Price: Free plan available
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    Membase

    Membase

    Membase

    Membase is a unified AI memory layer platform designed to help AI agents and tools share and persist context so they “understand you” across sessions without forced repetition or isolated memory silos, enabling consistent conversational experiences and shared knowledge across AI assistants. It provides a secure, centralized memory layer that captures, stores, and syncs context, conversation history, and relevant knowledge across multiple AI agents and integrations with tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and others, so all connected agents can access a common context and avoid repeating user intents. Designed as a foundational memory service, it aims to maintain consistent context across your AI ecosystem, reducing friction and improving continuity in multi-tool workflows by keeping long-term context available and shared rather than locked within individual models or sessions, and letting users focus on outcomes instead of re-entering context for each agent request.
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    PromptLayer

    PromptLayer

    PromptLayer

    The first platform built for prompt engineers. Log OpenAI requests, search usage history, track performance, and visually manage prompt templates. manage Never forget that one good prompt. GPT in prod, done right. Trusted by over 1,000 engineers to version prompts and monitor API usage. Start using your prompts in production. To get started, create an account by clicking “log in” on PromptLayer. Once logged in, click the button to create an API key and save this in a secure location. After making your first few requests, you should be able to see them in the PromptLayer dashboard! You can use PromptLayer with LangChain. LangChain is a popular Python library aimed at assisting in the development of LLM applications. It provides a lot of helpful features like chains, agents, and memory. Right now, the primary way to access PromptLayer is through our Python wrapper library that can be installed with pip.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Letta

    Letta

    Letta

    Create, deploy, and manage your agents at scale with Letta. Build production applications backed by agent microservices with REST APIs. Letta adds memory to your LLM services to give them advanced reasoning capabilities and transparent long-term memory (powered by MemGPT). We believe that programming agents start with programming memory. Built by the researchers behind MemGPT, introduces self-managed memory for LLMs. Expose the entire sequence of tool calls, reasoning, and decisions that explain agent outputs, right from Letta's Agent Development Environment (ADE). Most systems are built on frameworks that stop at prototyping. Letta' is built by systems engineers for production at scale so the agents you create can increase in utility over time. Interrogate the system, debug your agents, and fine-tune their outputs, all without succumbing to black box services built by Closed AI megacorps.
    Starting Price: Free
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    ByteRover

    ByteRover

    ByteRover

    ByteRover is a self-improving memory layer for AI coding agents that unifies the creation, retrieval, and sharing of “vibe-coding” memories across projects and teams. Designed for dynamic AI-assisted development, it integrates into any AI IDE via the Memory Compatibility Protocol (MCP) extension, enabling agents to automatically save and recall context without altering existing workflows. It provides instant IDE integration, automated memory auto-save and recall, intuitive memory management (create, edit, delete, and prioritize memories), and team-wide intelligence sharing to enforce consistent coding standards. These capabilities let developer teams of all sizes maximize AI coding efficiency, eliminate repetitive training, and maintain a centralized, searchable memory store. Install ByteRover’s extension in your IDE to start capturing and leveraging agent memory across projects in seconds.
    Starting Price: $19.99 per month
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    Engram

    Engram

    Weaviate

    Engram is a fully managed memory and context service purpose-built to help AI agents remember, learn, and improve over time. Instead of treating memory as an ever-growing pile of raw conversations and events, it turns noisy interaction data into structured, durable, and evolving memories. Applications can send raw text, complete conversations, or pre-extracted facts through a REST API or Python SDK without preprocessing. Engram then runs asynchronous pipelines that extract relevant information, transform it by deduplicating and reconciling it with existing knowledge, and commit a clean memory state without blocking the application’s main workflow. It resolves inconsistencies, adapts to changing preferences and time-evolving facts, and keeps context relevant and efficient. Agents can retrieve ranked memories in real time through vector similarity, BM25 keyword search, or hybrid retrieval, reducing the need to resend entire conversation histories.
    Starting Price: $45 per month
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    MemPalace

    MemPalace

    MemPalace

    MemPalace is a local-first storage and retrieval system for AI workflows, built to give AI a memory while keeping the user’s words under their own control. It stores conversations verbatim instead of reducing them to summaries, then organizes that memory into a navigable “palace” structure inspired by the ancient memory palace technique. Conversations can be arranged into wings for people, projects, or topics, with rooms and drawers used to make information easier to locate, narrow, and retrieve later. It is designed for people who believe their words are theirs, with local-first storage, zero telemetry, and a privacy-focused approach that keeps memory on the user’s machine. MemPalace supports AI workflows through MCP tooling, including tools for palace reads and writes, knowledge-graph operations, cross-wing navigation, drawer management, and agent diaries.
    Starting Price: Free
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    past.dev

    past.dev

    past.dev

    past.dev is a long-term memory API for developers building AI agents and applications. Applications send timestamped text from conversations, email, meetings, support records, CRM notes, and documents; the service derives memories and returns ranked results with dates and excerpts from the source data. Its API supports ingestion, batch ingestion, recall, deletion, project and identity management, audience-based access controls, and webhooks. Developers can connect through JSON endpoints or authenticated Model Context Protocol servers, and install companion plugins for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, JetBrains IDEs, and Hermes Agent. The managed cloud service offers a console for API keys, usage, and request logs; enterprise deployments can run in a customer's AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure account. It is aimed at software teams adding persistent, source-grounded memory to AI agents and other applications.
    Starting Price: $99/month
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    Hyperspell

    Hyperspell

    Hyperspell

    Hyperspell is an end-to-end memory and context layer for AI agents that lets you build data-powered, context-aware applications without managing the underlying pipeline. It ingests data continuously from user-connected sources (e.g., drive, docs, chat, calendar), builds a bespoke memory graph, and maintains context so future queries are informed by past interactions. Hyperspell supports persistent memory, context engineering, and grounded generation, producing structured or LLM-ready summaries from the memory graph. It integrates with your choice of LLM while enforcing security standards and keeping data private and auditable. With one-line integration and pre-built components for authentication and data access, Hyperspell abstracts away the work of indexing, chunking, schema extraction, and memory updates. Over time, it “learns” from interactions; relevant answers reinforce context and improve future performance.
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    Convo

    Convo

    Convo

    Kanvo provides a drop‑in JavaScript SDK that adds built‑in memory, observability, and resiliency to LangGraph‑based AI agents with zero infrastructure overhead. Without requiring databases or migrations, it lets you plug in a few lines of code to enable persistent memory (storing facts, preferences, and goals), threaded conversations for multi‑user interactions, and real‑time agent observability that logs every message, tool call, and LLM output. Its time‑travel debugging features let you checkpoint, rewind, and restore any agent run state instantly, making workflows reproducible and errors easy to trace. Designed for speed and simplicity, Convo’s lightweight interface and MIT‑licensed SDK deliver production‑ready, debuggable agents out of the box while keeping full control of your data.
    Starting Price: $29 per month
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    Maximem

    Maximem

    Maximem

    Maximem is an AI context management and memory platform designed to give generative AI systems a persistent, secure memory layer that retains and organizes information across conversations, applications, and models. Large language models typically operate with limited session memory, meaning they lose context between interactions and require users to repeatedly provide the same background information. Maximem addresses this limitation by creating a private memory vault that stores relevant context, preferences, historical data, and workflow information so AI systems can reference it in future interactions. It operates between AI models and applications, ensuring that conversations, knowledge, and user data are consistently available across different tools and sessions. This persistent memory allows AI assistants to deliver responses that are more personalized, accurate, and context-aware because the system can retrieve previously stored information.
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    MemClaw

    MemClaw

    Caura AI

    MemClaw is a persistent-memory service for LLM-based agents and a governed shared memory layer for agent fleets. It is designed to help AI agents learn from each other by turning isolated agent context into a Company Brain with memory, governance, provenance, contradiction detection, and visibility scopes built in from day one. MemClaw separates an organization’s agent force, including tenants, fleets, nodes, and agents, from the governed memory plane through MCP Server, REST API, OpenClaw plugin, MemClaw Core, and persistent storage. Agents can write to and recall from the Company Brain through MCP-compatible tools, direct HTTPS calls, or OpenClaw integration, while MemClaw Core runs enrichment such as entity extraction, contradiction detection, PII scanning, and lifecycle transitions before anything is stored. Every memory can be stamped with a visibility scope, auto-classified into types such as fact, episode, decision, preference, rule, plan, commitment, action, and outcome.
    Starting Price: $49 per month
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    PlatformPilot
    PlatformPilot is a company brain for AI-first teams. It captures how your company actually works, your decisions, playbooks, and tribal knowledge, and turns it into a living memory your team and your AI agents can use to answer questions and take action across all your tools. Unlike search tools that only retrieve, PlatformPilot reasons across your systems, shows the why behind every answer, and acts on your own playbooks, in your own cloud, getting sharper every time it is used. It connects to your stack through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), so it works as a shared memory layer inside the tools your team already uses, including Claude Code, Claude Desktop, and OpenAI-based agents. Memory evolves as you work. - Living memory that learns from outcomes, not just stores notes - Reasoning across all your tools. We support +200 tools. - Plain-language search over your team's decisions, playbooks, and history - Self-organizing knowledge
    Starting Price: $100
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    MemU

    MemU

    NevaMind AI

    MemU is an intelligent memory layer designed specifically for large language model (LLM) applications, enabling AI companions to remember and organize information efficiently. It functions as an autonomous, evolving file system that links memories into an interconnected knowledge graph, improving accuracy, retrieval speed, and reducing costs. Developers can easily integrate MemU into their LLM apps using SDKs and APIs compatible with OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and other AI platforms. MemU offers enterprise-grade solutions including commercial licenses, custom development, and real-time user behavior analytics. With 24/7 premium support and scalable infrastructure, MemU helps businesses build reliable AI memory features. The platform significantly outperforms competitors in accuracy benchmarks, making it ideal for memory-first AI applications.
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    Macyou

    Macyou

    Macyou LLC

    Macyou rents dedicated Apple Silicon Macs for AI workloads. Users configure a Mac (M4 Mac mini to Mac Studio M3 Ultra with 256 GB unified memory), pick a pre-configured stack — local LLMs via Ollama (Llama, Qwen, Mistral, DeepSeek), agent frameworks (CrewAI, LangGraph), or ML dev environments (MLX, Jupyter) — and get a running deployment in about 5 minutes. Every deployment exposes an OpenAI-compatible API, so existing OpenAI SDK code works by changing base_url; access also includes SSH with root and a browser-based remote desktop. Each customer gets a dedicated physical machine with full-disk encryption and a disk wipe between tenants, hosted in a GDPR-friendly jurisdiction. Pricing is a fixed monthly fee per machine with no per-token charges; Thunderbolt 5 clustering pools unified memory across nodes for larger models. Published, measured inference benchmarks (raw JSON, CC BY 4.0) show real tokens per second per chip.
    Starting Price: $79/month
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    Memory AGI

    Memory AGI

    Memory AGI

    Memory AGI is a runtime memory layer for AI agents, built around the idea of giving agents real muscle memory. Hand over a slice of company data, and Memory AGI builds the organization’s knowledge and runtime memory layer, grounds agents in the business, and keeps that context current automatically. Your AI is only as good as the context you give it; without it, agents stay stuck at an intern-level, guessing at how the company runs. Memory AGI turns processes into knowledge agents that can actually execute, so they run reliably, show their work, and can be trusted with what they ship. It is built on three layers of muscle memory. Dynamic Ingestion captures and structures the company’s unique knowledge from voice notes, internal documents, or the tools where data already lives. The Runtime Memory Layer gives agents access to a live, de-duplicated context layer; a company knowledge base that humans, agents, and automations can all draw on to perform tasks like the best employees.
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    Switch AI

    Switch AI

    Flint AI

    Switch is a collaborative workspace from Flint AI that enables humans and AI agents to work together through existing messaging platforms. The platform creates shared rooms where people, agents, decisions, files, and work history remain available as tasks move between different participants and agents. Teams can bring agents into Slack, Microsoft Teams, Discord, and Mattermost without replacing their existing communication workflows. Switch works with AI and agent technologies including Claude Code, Anthropic Claude, OpenAI, LangChain, LangGraph, Amazon Bedrock, Google Vertex AI, ADK, and custom-built agents. Multiple specialized agents can coordinate within the same room, use work completed by other agents, respond to human direction, and hand tasks to one another while retaining shared context. Switch is extensible by design and is intended to give organizations a common workspace for coordinating human-agent teams without requiring them to migrate to a new collaboration environment.
    Starting Price: Free
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    BrainAPI

    BrainAPI

    Lumen Platforms Inc.

    BrainAPI is the missing memory layer for AI. Large language models are powerful but forgetful — they lose context, can’t carry your preferences across platforms, and break when overloaded with information. BrainAPI solves this with a universal, secure memory store that works across ChatGPT, Claude, LLaMA and more. Think of it as Google Drive for memories: facts, preferences, knowledge, all instantly retrievable (~0.55s) and accessible with just a few lines of code. Unlike proprietary lock-in services, BrainAPI gives developers and users control over where data is stored and how it’s protected, with future-proof encryption so only you hold the key. It’s plug-and-play, fast, and built for a world where AI can finally remember.
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    claude-mem

    claude-mem

    cmem.ai

    claude-mem is an offline-first cloud memory for AI agents, built around an open source engine and a cloud sync layer that links agent memory everywhere through one private MCP link. It is designed so coding agents and AI assistants do not start from zero every session, every machine, or every editor. claude-mem takes notes while an agent works, capturing decisions, fixes, dead ends, environment notes, architecture choices, and other structured observations in a temporal database. CMEM Cloud then mirrors that local memory behind a private Model Context Protocol endpoint, allowing any compatible agent or IDE to read and write the same memory across tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf, OpenCode, Codex CLI, Gemini CLI, and VS Code. It works locally first, with or without a network, while keeping memory synchronized when cloud access is available.
    Starting Price: Free
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    SenseLab

    SenseLab

    SenseLab

    SenseLab is a cloud-based memory and learning layer for AI agents and agent-driven applications. It provides shared knowledge spaces (“Rooms”) where agents and teams can record, retrieve, and share context across sessions, models, and tools. Agents can store findings, decision context, and outcomes; the service maintains versioned records and uses outcome feedback to adjust confidence in knowledge. SenseLab provides an MCP server and Python and TypeScript SDKs for connecting agent clients and applications through API-key access. Teams can use it to carry context between agents, coordinate work, review decision histories, and retain structured traces for evaluation or model-training workflows. It is intended for developers and organizations building systems with multiple AI agents. The vendor also documents a self-hosting option through its open-source codebase.
    Starting Price: $29/month
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    GHOSTMETAL

    GHOSTMETAL

    GHOSTMETAL

    GHOSTMETAL provides browser-based AI chat and an API for applications that use language and image models. It offers GLM-5.3 with a 256K context window, GLM-5.3-long with a 1M context window, and Qwen-3.8 with built-in web search, along with image generation and editing. Its OpenAI-compatible REST API supports streaming and works with clients such as Cursor, Cline, Continue, SillyTavern, Agnai, LangChain, and OpenAI SDKs. The service is intended for individuals and developers using AI for software development, writing, and creative workflows. Customers can use prepaid credits or monthly plans, and manage separate API tokens for individual applications. GHOSTMETAL runs the service on hardware it owns and operates; prompts and responses are processed in memory, while chat history and images remain in the user's browser.
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    MemMachine

    MemMachine

    MemVerge

    An open-source memory layer for advanced AI agents. It enables AI-powered applications to learn, store, and recall data and preferences from past sessions to enrich future interactions. MemMachine’s memory layer persists across multiple sessions, agents, and large language models, building a sophisticated, evolving user profile. It transforms AI chatbots into personalized, context-aware AI assistants designed to understand and respond with better precision and depth.
    Starting Price: $2,500 per month
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    OpenViking

    OpenViking

    OpenViking

    OpenViking is an open source context database designed specifically for AI agents, built around a file-system paradigm that unifies the management of memories, resources, and skills. Instead of treating context as scattered chunks in a fragmented vector store, OpenViking organizes agent context into a virtual file system under the viking protocol, giving agents a structured way to store, navigate, retrieve, and observe the information they need. It is designed to help developers move beyond the hassle of manual context management by giving agents a minimalist interaction model for context, similar to reading and writing files. OpenViking supports hierarchical context loading, semantic retrieval, recursive retrieval, sessions, metrics, and observability, making it possible for AI agents to access the right level of information without stuffing everything into the prompt.
    Starting Price: Free
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    CMEM Cloud

    CMEM Cloud

    cmem.ai

    CMEM Cloud is the cloud sync layer for claude-mem, built to link AI agent memory everywhere through one private MCP link. claude-mem is the open source engine that takes notes while an agent works, and CMEM Cloud mirrors that local memory so agents can recall it across every session, machine, editor, and MCP-compatible client. Instead of making users re-explain context, paste old notes, or restart from zero, the system captures decisions, bug fixes, dead ends, environment notes, architecture choices, and other structured observations as the agent works. Those observations are stored in a temporal database, searched by meaning through vector recall, and made available through a private MCP endpoint that any compatible agent can read and write through. It starts with installing the local engine, letting a second model write structured notes out of band, syncing the local database to CMEM Cloud, and then recalling that memory anywhere.
    Starting Price: Free
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    OpenMemory

    OpenMemory

    OpenMemory

    OpenMemory is a Chrome extension that adds a universal memory layer to browser-based AI tools, capturing context from your interactions with ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and more so every AI picks up right where you left off. It auto-loads your preferences, project setups, progress notes, and custom instructions across sessions and platforms, enriching prompts with context-rich snippets to deliver more personalized, relevant responses. With one-click sync from ChatGPT, you preserve existing memories and make them available everywhere, while granular controls let you view, edit, or disable memories for specific tools or sessions. Designed as a lightweight, secure extension, it ensures seamless cross-device synchronization, integrates with major AI chat interfaces via a simple toolbar, and offers workflow templates for use cases like code reviews, research note-taking, and creative brainstorming.
    Starting Price: $19 per month
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    PRISM

    PRISM

    Block Convey

    PRISM is an AI agent observability and evaluation platform for teams building and operating AI applications. It traces model calls, tools, retrieval, sessions, and outcomes, then helps teams test scenarios, evaluate results, identify recurring failures, and validate improvements. Teams can connect applications through its SDK and API, OpenTelemetry, and supported frameworks such as LangChain.
    Starting Price: $20/month
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    Memories.ai

    Memories.ai

    Memories.ai

    Memories.ai builds the foundational visual memory layer for AI, transforming raw video into actionable insights through a suite of AI‑powered agents and APIs. Its Large Visual Memory Model supports unlimited video context, enabling natural‑language queries and automated workflows such as Clip Search to pinpoint relevant scenes, Video to Text for transcription, Video Chat for conversational exploration, and Video Creator and Video Marketer for automated editing and content generation. Tailored modules address security and safety with real‑time threat detection, human re‑identification, slip‑and‑fall alerts, and personnel tracking, while media, marketing, and sports teams benefit from intelligent search, fight‑scene counting, and descriptive analytics. With credit‑based access, no‑code playgrounds, and seamless API integration, Memories.ai outperforms traditional LLMs on video understanding tasks and scales from prototyping to enterprise deployment without context limitations.
    Starting Price: $20 per month
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    OpenUI

    OpenUI

    Thesys

    OpenUI is an open-source (MIT) generative UI framework for AI agents. Instead of plain text, your agent writes OpenUI Lang, a compact, streaming-first language, and OpenUI renders it progressively as real UI: charts, tables, forms, cards and layouts. Rendering is safe by default: the model can only use components you register and no generated code is executed, so your design system stays in control. A framework-agnostic core powers first-party runtimes for React, Vue, Svelte and Angular, with ready-made chat interfaces and integrations for LangChain/LangGraph, the Vercel AI SDK, Mastra, Google ADK, assistant-ui, CopilotKit, AG-UI and A2UI. In its published benchmark, OpenUI Lang uses about half the tokens of equivalent JSON UI formats, so interfaces stream faster and cost less.
    Starting Price: Free
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    myNeutron

    myNeutron

    Vanar Chain

    Tired of repeating to your AI? myNeutron's AI Memory captures context from Chrome, emails, and Drive, organizes it, and syncs across your AI tools so you never re-explain. Join, capture, recall, and save time. Most AI tools forget everything the moment you close the window — wasting time, killing productivity, and forcing you to start over. MyNeutron fixes AI amnesia by giving your chatbots and AI assistants a shared memory across Chrome and all your AI platforms. Store prompts, recall conversations, keep context across sessions, and build an AI that actually knows you. One memory. Zero repetition. Maximum productivity.
    Starting Price: $6.99
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    Memmy

    Memmy

    Memmy

    Memmy is a local-first AI memory layer that lets every AI tool remember the same version of you. Built for people who work with several assistants every day, it automatically reads authorized collaboration history from tools such as Cursor, Claude, and Codex, then turns scattered conversations, preferences, project context, technical decisions, progress, and recurring pitfalls into structured memory. Its workflow has three stages: Scan reviews selected histories on the user’s device; Organize distills, deduplicates, categorizes, and indexes useful information; and Inject gives the active AI only the most relevant memories through precise, on-demand matching instead of sending a complete data dump. This allows users to switch tools without rebuilding context, merge plans discussed across agents, document recent decisions, preserve writing preferences, and continue unfinished work.
    Starting Price: Free
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    MythOS

    MythOS

    MythOS

    MythOS is a shared memory system between you and every AI you use, built to help people stop re-explaining themselves across models, agents, and channels. It is designed for people who write to think, giving them a modular thinking system for structured notes, memos, contextual maps, and AI-powered workflows. Users can capture what they read, connect what they think, and publish what matters while keeping their library one click away from every AI. MythOS works as a personal knowledge operating system where memory, notes, ideas, resources, and context can be organized into structured documents that stay useful over time. Its approach treats knowledge as a process, not a one-time activity, so living documents can remain in progress, evolve, and connect with related people, projects, topics, and ideas. It supports contextual maps, public memos, private knowledge, AI-ready memory, exportable data, and workflows that help users build a durable layer of context.
    Starting Price: $10 per month
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    HeyBrain

    HeyBrain

    HeyBrain

    HeyBrain is an AI-powered knowledge management platform that helps organizations centralize company information and make it accessible to employees and AI agents. The platform provides a shared knowledge layer for organizing documents, project context, business decisions, and reusable instructions. Its AI memory capabilities allow compatible AI assistants to retrieve relevant information across conversations and workflows without repeatedly providing the same background. HeyBrain supports document uploads, knowledge connections with Google Drive and Notion, and integration with AI tools through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Its governance capabilities help organizations manage access to shared information, define agent permissions, and review source evidence behind AI-generated answers. The platform is designed to support enterprise knowledge retrieval, AI agent development, team collaboration, and secure information sharing across business applications.
    Starting Price: $30/month
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    Weaviate

    Weaviate

    Weaviate

    Weaviate is an open-source, AI-native vector database for building search, RAG, and agentic AI applications. Store data objects alongside vector embeddings from your favorite ML models and scale seamlessly into billions of objects. Bring your own vectors or use built-in vectorization, then combine vector, keyword, and hybrid search for state-of-the-art results, even with filters. Pipe results through leading LLMs to power next-generation, retrieval-augmented experiences. Weaviate goes beyond the database: the Query Agent turns natural language into precise, cited queries, Engram provides managed memory for AI agents, and Weaviate Embeddings handles vectorization for you. Run it yourself under an open-source license, or use fully managed Weaviate Cloud on AWS, GCP, or Azure, with SOC 2 Type II compliance, multi-tenancy, and RBAC built in. Use any generative model with your own data to build chatbots, semantic search, recommendation, and agentic workflows.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Agent Communication Protocol (ACP)
    The Agent Communication Protocol (ACP) is an open interoperability standard designed to enable seamless communication between AI agents, applications, and human users. It provides a standardized RESTful API that supports synchronous and asynchronous interactions, streaming communication, long-running tasks, and both stateful and stateless operations. ACP is framework-agnostic, allowing agents built with technologies such as BeeAI, LangChain, CrewAI, or custom solutions to work together without requiring changes to their internal architecture. The protocol supports all content modalities through MimeTypes, making it flexible enough to handle text, images, audio, video, and custom data formats. ACP also includes capabilities for online and offline agent discovery, helping organizations find and connect compatible agents across different environments.
    Starting Price: Free
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    Memorae

    Memorae

    Memorae

    Memorae is an AI-powered memory and productivity service that turns brain overload into a reliable system by unifying reminders, lists, briefings, context, files, and communication channels in one memory layer above the apps people already use. Instead of depending on scattered chats, emails, notes, screenshots, and calendars, users can capture information from WhatsApp, Telegram, email, the app, Chrome, and other channels, then retrieve it later from the same connected memory system. Memorae helps users create reminders, manage lists, organize files, sync multiple calendars, and interact across communication channels using simple text or voice messages. Its Memory Everywhere feature connects everyday inputs, so important details do not disappear inside silos, while long-term memory helps the system remember schedules, preferences, VIPs, rules, and recurring ways of deciding.
    Starting Price: $5.16 per month
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    AnswerLine

    AnswerLine

    Quantive Bt.

    AnswerLine is a hosted API that returns structured responses from AI assistants and search engines. Developers submit prompts or queries with a target country and receive answer text, cited source URLs and positions, and, where available, search queries, product cards and other result data as JSON. The service supports AI visibility measurement, GEO reporting, brand and news monitoring, rank tracking, keyword research, and data pipelines for agents and retrieval-augmented generation. Teams can make synchronous requests or queue tasks and batches for webhook delivery. TypeScript and Python SDKs, a hosted MCP server, and connectors for n8n, Zapier, and LangChain are available. It is designed for SEO platforms and agencies, developers, data teams, and organizations building monitoring or research products. Country targeting and returned fields vary by engine.
    Starting Price: Free credits, then usage-based
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    dcode

    dcode

    LangChain

    dcode is an open-source terminal coding agent for developers and software teams. Built on the Deep Agents SDK, it can plan and execute coding tasks, inspect and edit project files, run tools, and delegate work to subagents. Its interactive terminal interface streams responses and lets users resume conversations across sessions; headless mode supports scripted and CI workflows. Users select a compatible model provider and supply their own credentials, then customize models, tools, plugins, skills, memory, middleware, hooks, and approval rules. Tool calls can be approved or rejected, and code can run locally or in supported remote sandboxes. dcode supports MCP tools and can connect to LangSmith for tracing prompts, responses, tool calls, errors, and token usage. It is intended for developers who want to configure and inspect an AI coding agent rather than use a fixed coding assistant.
    Starting Price: Free