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Expertise your AI can install

Give any AI
an expert brain.

A brain is a domain-scoped memory — grounded facts plus the reasoning to use them. Connect it to Claude Code, Cursor, or your own app over MCP, and every answer traces to a source. It remembers across sessions, forecasts what's next, and a local model with the right brain matches a frontier one — at a fraction of the cost.

Open SDKs · Patent-pending · Hosted or on-device

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recall edges in ink · predicted next events in purple

One command
to install into Claude Code
MCP + SDK
drop-in for any agent
Hosted or local
run it your way — private by default
GDPR
export & erasure built in

The result

We beat Mem0 and Zep on LOCOMO — at 13× fewer tokens.

Every memory vendor grades LOCOMO with its own lenient judge, so we didn’t invent a friendlier one. We scored our engine under each competitor’s own judge — Mem0’s partial-credit rule, Zep’s “same-topic” rule — and win overall against both, leading temporal, single-hop, and multi-hop.

vs Mem0

76.6 vs 66.9

Scored under Mem0’s own partial-credit judge

Temporal78 / 55
Single-hop78 / 67
Multi-hop75 / 51
Open-domain74 / 73
Overall76.6% vs 66.9%

vs Zep

70.2 vs 66.0

Scored under Zep’s own “same-topic” judge

Temporal75 / 49
Single-hop75 / 62
Multi-hop52 / 41
Open-domain70 / 77
Overall70.2% vs 66.0%
13×fewer tokens per query

Most memory systems buy accuracy by flooding the context window — Mem0 stuffs up to 200 memories into every prompt. We feed the model 522 tokens, not ~7,000. Same questions, better answers, a fraction of the cost. This one needs no judge.

522
MemMesh
7,000
Mem0

LOCOMO, 10 conversations, answerable categories · production extraction path · gpt-4o-mini answerer, gpt-4o judge · competitor figures are their published LOCOMO numbers. Zep edges us on open-domain — their strength, shown as-is.

Live demo

Same question. One remembers — and predicts.

A stateless assistant starts from zero every time. Your MemMesh MeshKey recalls what matters — and tells you what’s next.

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Your MeshKey

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Entities
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Agents
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Messages
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Predictions
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PDF
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Video
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Images
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Skills
What's in my memory — and what's next?
AI
AI without MemMesh
ChatGPT · Claude · any LLM
MM
AI with your MemMesh
Claude Code · Cursor · your memory

Specialized brains

Grounded domain answers you can verify.

A brain is a ready-made memory for one domain — the facts for a subject like SEC filings, plus the know-how to use them. Point any AI model at it, and every answer comes straight from that brain's data, and only that brain's data. No made-up numbers — every answer links back to the exact source it came from.

AnswererBrainAccuracyCost / q
Llama 3.1 8B (local)0.0%$0.0007
GPT-4o (frontier)0.0%$0.0012
Llama 3.1 8B (local)96.5%$0.0007
GPT-4o (frontier)96.5%$0.0018

34 SEC-finance questions graded against real 10-K filings (data.sec.gov). Same judge, dataset, and prompt across rows.

Without the brain, both models score 0%.

That's the point: these are precise, recent filing figures no model holds on its own. So every correct answer is provably the brain's — not the model's. A small local model with the brain matches a frontier model with the same brain at roughly 2.5× lower cost per question ($0.0007 vs $0.0018) — and near-free when you self-host the local model.

We're pushing each brain toward 99% — the ceiling is the brain's data, not the model, so every correction we add lifts the number without retraining anything.

And it doesn't stop at one brain. The Mesh Router gives a single endpoint across every brain a key can reach — owned, purchased, or pinned — so one call routes and pulls across all of them, with per-brain provenance on every result.

Full dataset, harness & per-question verdicts are public.

Inside a brain

What makes a brain more than a custom GPT.

A prompt-stuffed custom GPT forgets between sessions, guesses when it's unsure, and can't show its work. A MemMesh brain remembers what matters, forecasts what happens next, and traces every claim to a source.

01

Recall that compounds

Cross-session memory with hybrid search. The engine decides what's worth keeping, so context carries from one conversation to the next without bloating your prompts.

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02

Foresight, not just recall

MemMesh mines behavior into patterns and forecasts the next event. Every forecast carries a confidence score, checked against what actually happened and recalibrated over time. When it says 80%, it means it.

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03

Governed by scope

Every memory has a scope — user, team, org — and provenance on every claim. GDPR export and erasure are built in, so you stay in control of what's remembered and why.

orgteamuserclaim → source

Products

Three ways to ship a brain. One engine underneath.

Packaged brains for people and teams — and the raw engine layers for builders who want the primitives.

The engine

Quickstart

Wire up memory in minutes.

One command to install, three primitives to use: observe, recall, and search.

agent · terminal
# Wire MemMesh into your agent in one command
npx @memmesh/cli install

# Then, from inside your agent — three primitives:
memory_observe({ text: "Customer prefers email over phone." })

memory_recall({ subjectId: "cust_42" })
# -> prior context, with provenance

memory_search({ query: "communication preferences", limit: 5 })

How it works

Observe, learn, recall.

It's how a brain learns — the same loop at every scope, from your personal brain to an org's. Feed it raw text; the engine does the rest.

  1. STEP 01

    Observe

    Feed MemMesh raw text or typed observations from your agent. One call — memory.observe — and the engine decides what's worth saving.

  2. STEP 02

    Learn

    It distils observations into a knowledge graph, mines behavior into patterns, and calibrates predictions against what actually happened.

  3. STEP 03

    Recall

    Search, recall, and predict. Your agent retrieves relevant context — with provenance — and gets a calibrated forecast of what's next.

Use cases

One brain primitive, every team.

The same observe-learn-recall loop, shaped into a brain for the way each team works.

  • 01

    Engineering & dev agents

    Drop persistent memory into Claude Code, Cursor, or Codex via MCP in one command. A new teammate opens their editor and the agent already knows the project.

  • 02

    Sales & revenue

    Give every rep and every AI SDR a memory of the account: past calls, objections, commitments — and a calibrated forecast of what closes next.

  • 03

    Marketing & growth

    Remember every segment, campaign, and creative decision — and predict the offer and send-time each user is most likely to act on.

  • 04

    Support & success

    Carry every customer's history, preferences, and prior decisions across conversations — and surface what they're likely to need next.

  • 05

    Research & analytics

    Turn scattered findings into a durable, queryable knowledge graph with provenance on every claim — and calibrated estimates where the data is thin.

  • 06

    Operations & compliance

    Audit-ready retention, GDPR export and erasure, and scoped memory for teams that operate under compliance requirements.

How we compare

The field is great at remembering. Two things stay open.

Mem0, Zep, and MemoryLake are strong memory layers — Zep's temporal graph and MemoryLake's provenance are genuinely good. But none of them forecast what happens next, and none let you install or publish a specialized brain. That's the ground MemMesh is built on.

CapabilityMem0ZepMemoryLakeMemMesh
Cross-session memory
Knowledge graphstructured, related recall
Provenance on every claimtrace an answer to its source
Calibrated forecast of what's nextprediction, not just recall
Specialized brains you install & publisha marketplace of domain expertise
Flows + 681 connectorsautomate memory across your tools — like Activepieces, for memory
Hosted or on-device, private by default
yes partial no / not advertised

Capability comparison from each product's public docs, July 2026 — not a benchmark, and capabilities change. We credit the rest where they're strong and compare only on the axes we're built for.

Read the full comparisons

Enterprise & compliance

Governed by design, not as an afterthought.

MemMesh ships the controls regulated teams ask for: scoped access, data portability, audit trails, and right-to-erasure. On Growth and up, the compliance toolkit — export, audit, hard-delete — is on by default.

SOC 2-aligned describes our controls and roadmap, not a completed certification.

  • Governance by scope

    Memories are scoped to user, team, or org, with provenance on every claim — so you can answer who knew what, and why.

  • Portability

    Full GDPR-style export. Your memory is yours; take it with you at any time.

  • Auditability

    Audit trail with configurable retention — up to seven years on Enterprise — plus right-to-erasure on compliance tiers.

  • Deployment control

    Run it your way — hosted, in your VPC, or fully on-device. Private by default, with data-residency options for teams that need data to stay put.

Pricing

Start free. Scale on what you remember.

Subjects are the headline ladder, predictions are the value meter, and events are generous fair-use. Yearly is two months free.

Free

$0forever

Wire memory into your agent and ship your first project.

Growth

Popular
$79/mo

Scaling teams — more projects, compliance, prediction overage.

Enterprise

Custom

Unlimited scale, on-device deployment, 7-year audit retention.