Claude-Mem

Claude-Mem

3.0

Transform ephemeral AI conversations into a permanent, searchable archive. Visualize development timelines, track decisions across commits, and collaborate with your team.

Last Updated Oct 21, 2026
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About

Claude-Mem is an intelligent conversation archiving and analysis tool built for modern development teams and knowledge workers. As AI conversations increasingly become central to creativity, decision-making, and problem-solving, we help you turn those fleeting AI exchanges into a permanent, searchable knowledge asset for your team.

Key Features

Permanent Archiving: Securely store every important conversation you have with AI assistants like Claude, so you never lose critical information.
Smart Search: Quickly locate any decision, code snippet, or creative insight from past conversations using keywords.
Timeline Visualization: See the evolution of your project thinking at a glance with intuitive charts that map how ideas developed over time.
Decision Tracking: Link key discussions and decisions to code commits, creating a complete audit trail from conversation to implementation.
Team Collaboration: Share your conversation archive with teammates so everyone can access full context and knowledge transfers seamlessly.

Pricing & Fees

  • Pricing: The claude-mem engine is free and open source. Paid CMEM Pro plans start at $30/month, with Heavy at $70/month and CMEM Max at $100/month, each including a larger usage allowance.
  • Free tier: The open-source engine runs locally at no cost, providing automatic capture in supported integrations plus searchable local memory and session history.
  • Free trial: CMEM Pro offers a 30-day free trial; included usage and automatic upgrade terms are shown at checkout.
  • Usage limits: Each paid tier includes an observation usage allowance; automatic upgrades can move a subscription up when the allowance is used, and CMEM Max usage above its allowance is billed as overage subject to a safety ceiling.
  • Teams: TeamBrain shared memory is in development with pilot teams; seats, scope, and price are agreed on a fit call, with no public pricing announced.

Who It's For

Software development teams tracking technical decision-making and managing AI-assisted code reviews and architecture discussions. Product managers and designers archiving the full chain of thinking behind requirement generation, feature brainstorming, and UX optimization. Research and academic teams documenting Q&A sessions, literature analysis approaches, and experimental design discussions. And any individual or team relying on AI collaboration who wants to systematically accumulate knowledge from AI interactions and boost long-term productivity.