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Savantis Memory
About Savantis Memory
Savantis Memory provides a single, persistent memory store that multiple AI assistants can read, correct, and build upon. It operates as a shared layer rather than a database requiring administration, using three core concepts: a memory of facts worth keeping, a space to organize memories by context such as Personal or Work, and confirmed references that users approve themselves. The system integrates with assistants through the MCP protocol via a public endpoint, allowing clients like Claude or ChatGPT to request access once and be revoked individually. Users can add, recall, correct, or delete memories directly within conversations, and the system highlights contradictions between old and new facts while preserving both with timestamps. Memories are exportable in plain files and can be managed through the user’s existing sign-in method, with no additional credentials required. Storage and retrieval operations do not incur inference costs or token usage, as they rely on local processing.
Key features
- Shared memory layer via MCP protocol
- Organized spaces (Personal, Work, House, Music)
- User-approved confirmed references
- Contradiction detection with timestamped entries
- Direct memory management in conversations
- Export and import in plain file format
- Individual client revocation
- Local retrieval without token costs
Use cases
- Maintaining consistent context across different AI assistants
- Tracking personal or work-related facts for continuity
- Managing corrections and contradictions in long-term memory
Pros
- Shared memory accessible across multiple assistants
- User-controlled confirmation and correction of facts
- No administration or hosting required
- Exportable memory in plain format
- No additional credentials needed
Cons
- Beta status with personal-use restriction
- Requires MCP-compatible clients
- Monthly subscription with no free tier
Frequently asked questions about Savantis Memory
What is Savantis Memory?
Savantis Memory is a shared, persistent memory store that multiple AI assistants can access, correct, and build upon through the MCP protocol. It operates as a single memory layer without requiring users to manage a database.
Who should use Savantis Memory?
It is designed for individuals who want to maintain continuity across multiple AI assistants, ensuring consistent context and facts without re-explaining details in each conversation.
How does Savantis Memory work with AI assistants?
Users connect assistants like Claude or ChatGPT to Savantis Memory via a public MCP endpoint. Each assistant requests access once and can be revoked individually, with all interactions requiring user approval.
Can I manage my memories directly?
Yes, users can add, recall, correct, or delete memories directly within conversations. The system highlights contradictions between old and new facts while preserving both with timestamps.
Is there a cost to use Savantis Memory?
Savantis Memory offers a 5-day trial before requiring a subscription. The pricing model is subscription-based, with no additional costs for storage or retrieval operations.
How do I get started with Savantis Memory?
Users can start a 5-day trial by signing in with an existing account (e.g., Google, Microsoft) or a six-digit code. No additional credentials are needed, and the process requires only a payment method during setup.