What is MemoryRouter?
MemoryRouter gives you a single memory that follows you across AI tools. Move what ChatGPT knows about you into Claude in about two minutes, then keep your preferences, projects, and people in sync everywhere. It connects through one MCP address and works with Codex, Claude Code, OpenClaw, and other MCP clients.
Top Features:
- Memory transfer: paste one prompt into ChatGPT and review what gets saved.
- MCP connector: paste a single connector address to link any compatible AI client.
- Coding memory: recall project decisions and stack details inside Claude Code and Codex.
Use Cases:
- Switching assistants: move months of ChatGPT context to Claude without starting over.
- Multi-tool work: keep the same preferences while drafting in Claude or coding in Codex.
- Team context: give every teammate's AI shared company knowledge from the first day.
Who Can Use MemoryRouter?
- Knowledge workers: people who switch between several AI assistants many times every day.
- Developers: coders who want project context remembered across sessions and coding agents.
- Companies: teams that want one shared memory with access controls for staff.
Pricing
- Free trial (14 days): full access for two weeks, with cancellation allowed before any billing.
- Starter ($20 per month): 200M memory tokens monthly, then $0.50 per extra million tokens used.
- Enterprise (contact sales): shared company memory and access controls for whole teams and organizations.
Pros and Cons
Pros:
- Quick setup: moving ChatGPT memories over takes roughly two minutes with one prompt.
- You stay in control: every transfer is shown for review before anything is saved.
- Private storage: memories are encrypted, isolated to your account, and never used for training.
Cons:
- No free plan: after the two-week trial, access costs twenty dollars every month.
- MCP dependence: tools without MCP support must use the API or CLI.
- Young product: few public tutorials or community guides exist for it yet.
FAQs:
1) Which AI tools does it work with?
ChatGPT, Claude, Cowork, Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, and any MCP-compatible client.
2) Can I import old ChatGPT chats?
Yes, advanced import reads your official ChatGPT export to recover details from old chats.
3) What are memory tokens?
They measure memory storage and retrieval, and each plan includes 200 million tokens monthly.
4) Can I delete my memories?
Yes, you can wipe your whole vault from the dashboard anytime.
5) Is there an API for developers?
Yes, developers get an API, MCP server, CLI, and framework guides.