No keys to leak
You sign in with Google. Apps connect through OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, so there's no API key to create, paste or lose.
Keynodex Memory carries your persistent, verifiable context across AI models, agents, apps and sessions, so every AI can pick up where the last one left off, with you in control.
ChatGPT picks up where you left off. Continue my repair website work from Claude.
It finds the saved handoff in Keynodex Memory, checks that nothing newer was saved, then drafts the next step: the request form.
Claude picks up ChatGPT's work. Continue my repair website work from ChatGPT.
Claude reads the same memory: what the site is, what's done and what comes next.
Claude Code finds the headline. I was working on a headline in ChatGPT. Do you see that?
It can't see ChatGPT, but it finds the headline history and the copy rules in Keynodex Memory.
Codex finds it too. Can you check the headline work I was doing on ChatGPT?
Codex reads the same saved headline and its history.
Real recordings from our own work, trimmed and sped up in places. No sound.
Not a chat log. Keynodex Memory (KM for short) is structured memory your AIs can search, trust and build on.
Tell it once. Standing rules and past decisions load when a session starts.
Loaded when a session startsSave where you stopped and what's next, so the next AI starts from there.
Pick it up in any connected AITurn a fix you worked out once into steps any AI can run again.
Runs again, step by stepAttach a check to a fact, so stale information gets flagged instead of repeated.
Stale facts get flaggedEach session starts with a short brief of what matters now.
One short brief per sessionEach memory is filed into a workspace, with the reason it went there. Anything unclear waits for you in your vault.
Filed for you, with the reason whyOne private memory sits between the AIs you use. Here is what happens on each side.
One address for every AI: sign in with Google, no API key to create or manage.
Or add a custom connector with this address:
https://memory.keynodex.com/mcpRun this in your terminal, then open /mcp and sign in with Google.
claude mcp add --transport http keynodex-memory https://memory.keynodex.com/mcpChatGPT connects through developer mode. Follow the guided setup, then sign in with Google.
Open the ChatGPT setupPoint any app that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in at this address, then finish the Google sign-in in your browser.
https://memory.keynodex.com/mcpWhat you tell your AIs is personal. Here is how Keynodex Memory keeps it yours, with nothing on this list we can't back up.
You sign in with Google. Apps connect through OAuth 2.1 with PKCE, so there's no API key to create, paste or lose.
Every account gets its own separate database. Your verified sign-in decides which one a request reaches, never what an app claims, and anything ambiguous is refused.
An automated test checks that one account can't read another's memories. It runs every time we build.
Connected apps get access that lasts an hour at a time, then have to refresh it with a grant you can end.
Request logs record what happened, like the time, route and status, never what your memories say. Private responses are never cached.
We don't train models on your memories, and we don't sell your data. It's written into our privacy policy.
The server records which app wrote each memory, and an AI can't fake it.
Edit, archive or delete any memory from any connected AI. Deleting hides it right away. For permanent erasure, ask us and it's done within 30 days.
Everything travels over HTTPS, with rate limits on every connection. Security questions or reports: [email protected]. Read the privacy details
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Just use keynodex memory mcp and thank me later.
Keynodex Memory gives coding agents (OpenCode, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Codex) persistent memory across sessions.
If I had to disconnect it right now, that would be a problem.
Keynodex Memory is a private, tenant-scoped memory store for Claude and other MCP clients.
Keynodex Memory, or KM for short, is a private memory your AIs share. You connect it to the AI apps you use, and they can save and read the decisions, rules and next steps you want kept, so a new chat or a different AI doesn't start from zero.
Claude (web, desktop and Claude Code), ChatGPT (beta, through developer mode), Codex, OpenCode, and other apps that support remote MCP servers with sign-in.
No. You add a connector and sign in with Google. There is no API key to create or manage.
Your memory belongs to your account only. We don't train on your memories, and you can see and edit everything in your vault.
You're told when you're near 100 active memories. Nothing is deleted. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited memories.