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Memory Notes apps and integrations
Memory Notes apps let assistants search and summarize notes, transcripts, and handwritten captures, then save or update project context, tasks, and living documents in supported workspaces. Compare search methods and source types, whether writing is read-only or can create, edit, or delete content, plus sharing, access controls, version history, and portable Markdown support.
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Top memory notes apps
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Jaggle
By Jaggle AI
Connect ChatGPT to Jaggle to search, review, organize, and safely update permission-filtered workspace work.
Tools: 380 · Prompts: 3
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Great Arrow Digital
By GreatArrow.ai
Great Arrow Digital gives Claude a persistent, private memory of your work — shared with every other AI tool you use. Connect once and Claude can search your workspace memory, your synced documents (Google Drive, Notion, GitHub, Slack, Gmail, and more), your meetings, and your kanban board — and save new decisions, notes, and tasks back to the same place. Everything is scoped to private workspaces you control: each connection is approved on an explicit consent screen, every tool call is permission-gated by OAuth scopes, and you can revoke access at any time from your Connected apps page. Memories stay fresh automatically — recency-aware retrieval, source citations with links back to the original document, and integration syncs that keep knowledge current. Saving a conversation: if you ask Claude to save a chat or a handoff checkpoint, the messages and summary are sent to Great Arrow and stored in your workspace, so your next session — in Claude or any other assistant — can pick up where you left off. This only happens when you ask for it. You can read, export, or delete anything that was saved under Library → Conversations, and deleting a conversation deletes its stored messages. Typical day with Great Arrow connected: ask Claude "what do we know about the Q3 launch?" and get grounded answers with citations; say "remember this decision" and it's saved, tagged, and available to your other AI assistants; ask "what changed this week?" and get a digest of new memories, synced docs, and meetings.
Tools: 249
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Secondbrain
By Secondbrain
Secondbrain keeps the memory of your work: a daily journal, meetings recorded and turned into recaps with action items, tasks and boards, a calendar synced with Google, Outlook and Apple, documents, web clips, and the Atlas: a map of the people, projects and organizations that show up in all of it, each with a wiki that updates itself as new material arrives. With this connector, Claude can: • Answer questions from everything in your workspace. One recall call returns the most relevant passages (meaning + text search), the Atlas wiki of the people and projects involved, and their open tasks. • Prepare for a meeting, or summarize one from its transcript and recap. • Tell you what's on today: events, tasks due and reminders. • Create and update tasks, journal entries, documents, events and Atlas entries. • Save artifacts Claude makes into your workspace, to open them rendered later. Tools that only read run without asking. Anything that deletes or overwrites content is marked destructive, so Claude asks before using it. Sign-in is OAuth, and Claude only sees the workspaces you belong to. Works in Spanish and English. Requires a Secondbrain account; the free plan includes the connector.
Tools: 113
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Fieldwerk
By Fieldwerk
Your best thinking often happens right in the AI chat thread — a sharp answer, a plan taking shape, a draft that's nearly there. But that work is easily lost in long threads, and it's tricky to untangle a complex idea or bring other people in. Copy-pasting out to another system is laborious, and it disconnects the work from your AI. Fieldwerk fixes that. Just ask Claude to create a memo — a markdown file with its own URL — and your thinking is out of the thread but still live and connected. Pull a dense response apart, rework it, and shape it into what you need — your AI working right alongside you on the memo. Pick the work up a minute or six months later and your AI picks it up with you. Share it as a viewer, commenter, or editor, and your team — and their AI — get the same live access you have. Fieldwerk is the workbench for thinking in progress and work in flight, and integrates seamlessly with the tools you already use, so there's nothing to migrate. It works from Claude, Claude Code, or any MCP-enabled tool. It's built for anyone who works with AI — on your own or across a team — and can be connected in under a minute. Head to fieldwerk.ai for a free account and to find out more.
Tools: 96
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Jade Note
By Unrealm LLC
Jade Note gives ChatGPT secure access to your personal notes as a persistent memory layer. Through MCP, ChatGPT can search notes by keyword or meaning, read category context, create and append notes, suggest links, and keep knowledge organized. OAuth authentication, per-category access controls, change previews, version history, and rollback make AI-assisted memory safe and transparent while keeping the same Markdown notes editable in the Jade Note web app.
Tools: 76
Education & Research
Padlet
By Padlet
Padlet is a visual board platform used by teachers, students, and teams to collect, organize, and share content on collaborative boards called padlets. The Padlet app for ChatGPT connects the user's own Padlet account via OAuth so they can work with their padlets directly in conversation. With this app, users can: - Create padlets and organize them with sections, layouts, wallpapers, and appearance settings. - Add, edit, arrange, pin, and sort posts, and draw connections between posts on Freeform boards. - Read, search, and summarize board content, including AI analysis of images, videos, audio, and document attachments. - Comment on posts and moderate discussion. - Manage sharing settings by modifying permissions, passwords, collaborators, and email invitations. - Schedule automations such as timed freezes, and freeze or unfreeze boards on demand. - Grade student submissions and sync grades to a connected LMS (e.g. Canvas or Schoology) via LTI. - For school and team library admins: manage membership and invitations, per-role permissions, SSO configuration (OAuth providers and SAML), approved email domains, content safety, and allowed attachment types. The app does not yet fully support Padlet's Sandbox (whiteboard) format; it works with Padlet's other board formats. All actions run against the authenticated user's Padlet account and respect Padlet's permission model — the app can only see and change what the signed-in user could see and change in Padlet itself. Deletions of posts and sections are soft-deletes that can be restored with a dedicated restore tool, and the small number of irreversible operations (deleting comments, automations, or custom fields, removing collaborators, invitations, or approved domains) are annotated as destructive so the assistant confirms with the user before proceeding.
Tools: 73 · Prompts: 2
Travel
Discriminantly
By BRIAN GERARD DONATO ELICIERTO
Keep the things you notice, the places you go, and the experiences worth remembering with Discriminantly. Add to your collection naturally through conversation with ChatGPT, revisit what you’ve kept, organize interests and travels, and turn the places you’re considering into itineraries and plans. The more you keep, the more context you have at hand when you want to remember, explore, or plan what comes next.
Tools: 67 · Prompts: 3
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Notion
By Notion AI
Notion MCP helps you plug tools into your Notion workspace, allowing you to create, edit, search and organize content directly from Claude. Get contextual and relevant assistance from Claude, while keeping knowledge organized in Notion.
Tools: 66
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Cleve
By Cleve Sdn. Bhd.
Bring your Cleve workspace into Claude. Find relevant docs, notes, and project knowledge, read the source material, and use it as context for your work. Capture ideas and outcomes as new notes, update existing documents, and organize knowledge into folders. When you want to share something, publish a doc and get a link others can open. Works with personal and shared workspaces you already have access to in Cleve. Requires a free Cleve account.
Tools: 54
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Past.dev
By Past.dev
past.dev is a memory platform for AI agents. It keeps timestamped text as long-term memory, and it recalls current and previous facts with dated evidence. This server connects Claude to your past.dev organization. Each tool does the same thing as a screen in the past.dev console, so you can administer the organization from a conversation. What you can do: - Projects: list, create, update, archive, and delete projects. Set monthly caps on ingestions and credits. - API keys: create and revoke project keys. See the activity of the organization key. - Members and access: invite members, change roles, and remove members. Create access groups and access rules, preview what a rule reaches, and grant or revoke project access. - Plan and usage: see the plan, the credit balance, and the usage for the billing period. Estimate the cost of an import before you send it. - Request log: list the API requests, open one request, and chart the requests over time. - Debug: find out why an ingestion failed, and retry it. Trace a memory back to its sources, and see its lineage and timeline. - Tags: create, rename, merge, and delete project tags. - MCP server for your users: see the MCP server of a project, turn it on, and create an access link. Security: - You sign in with your past.dev account through OAuth. The server acts as you, with your role and your project access. It cannot do more than you can do in the console. - The tools that delete, revoke, or remove something ask you to confirm first. This server does not read or write memory content. To store and recall memories, use the MCP server of a project or the past.dev Memory API.
Tools: 52
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Docs AI
By Qualtir
Write a clear, engaging description that highlights what your plugin does and why people will love it. Focus on concrete user value and avoid exaggerative, misleading claims. This will appear publicly on your plugin’s directory page. Connect ChatGPT directly to your Docs, so drafting and revising documents happens in the same place as the rest of your work: no copying text back and forth between a chat window and a browser tab. Ask for a document by name and it searches your Drive to find it, then reads the contents back as clean markdown you can quote, summarize, translate or rework. Ask for something new and it creates the document and writes the first draft. From there you get real editing, not just appending: insert and replace text anywhere in the document, replace every occurrence of a phrase in one pass, restyle paragraphs and individual runs of text, and turn lists into proper bullets or strip them back out. Tables are fully supported: create them, add or remove rows and columns, merge cells, style rows and cells, and pin header rows so they repeat across pages. So is the document furniture most tools skip: headers, footers, footnotes, page and section breaks, page layout settings, inline images, dates and people chips. Every edit starts by inspecting the document's actual structure, so changes land in the right place instead of clobbering the surrounding text, and related changes are applied together as a single batch rather than one risky rewrite. Word files in your Drive work too: .docx is converted so it can be read and edited like anything else. It fits naturally into recurring document work: updating status reports, filling out templates, cleaning up formatting across a long file, and reworking a draft someone else started.
Tools: 51 · Prompts: 3
Business & Operations
Sanity
By Sanity
Create, query, and manage your structured content in Sanity directly from Claude. Run content audits, update documents, coordinate releases, and find anything across your projects. Or set up entirely new projects – schemas, content, and configuration – just by chatting with Claude.
Tools: 51 · Prompts: 3
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Tela
By Cagdas Salur
tela is a markdown-native team wiki where AI agents are first-class participants. Connect ChatGPT to your team's knowledge base to read, write, and maintain docs at scale. • Semantic search ("research") — answer questions by meaning, returning assembled grounding from full page bodies with flagged source disagreements • Keyword search — ranked, snippet-highlighted full-text lookup • Authoring — create, update, and surgically patch pages; move, delete, share with public links • Knowledge health — surface near-duplicate pages, identify unanswered questions, suggest links • Atlas — auto-generate technical docs from git repos and Jira; trigger re-ingestion, poll coverage • Presentations — author, lint, and preview Slidev slide decks stored as wiki pages. Connect by signing in with your tela account. Self-host via docker compose (AGPL) or use telawiki.com.
Tools: 49
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Signoapp
By DELHO HENDRIK CHAVEZ ANTUNA
Save links and notes to your Signoapp library, find saved reading, retrieve content for summaries with citations, and organize tags and workspaces from ChatGPT. Connect your own Signoapp account and control reading and editing access. Deleted items go to the recoverable trash in Signoapp.
Tools: 47 · Prompts: 3
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Basic Memory Cloud
By Basic Memory
Basic Memory gives you a persistent knowledge base: your notes, decisions, research, and project context, stored as plain Markdown files you own. Anything your AI saves to Basic Memory, you can open and edit. Anything you write, your AI can find and build on. Save what matters. "Save our pricing decision and link it to the roadmap." Notes you save in one conversation are available everywhere. Retrieve context from anywhere. "What did we decide about pricing? Check my notes first." Never re-explain a project. Search by meaning. Semantic and hybrid search across everything you and your AI have saved. Structured search. Filter by status, type, tags, or priority. "Show my open tasks, sorted by priority." Follow connections. Linked notes let your AI traverse related context and surface relationships in a living knowledge graph. Share a workspace with your team. Teammates and their AI tools read and write to one shared source of truth. Notes are stored as ordinary Markdown that you own. Any AI tool can use and build on it, so your shared context follows you across the assistants and agents you use. Subscription Required: This connector requires a Basic Memory Cloud account (7-day free trial, then from $15/seat/month at https://basicmemory.com. Use the Basic Memory Cloud app to view and edit your notes at: https://app.basicmemory.com
Tools: 46 · Prompts: 3
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Jotpile
By Refleksion · Planlægning · Handling (Reflection · Planning · Action)
Jotpile is a calm notes app built native to MCP, so Claude can work in your notes from the conversation: save something the moment it comes up, find what you wrote months ago, file and tag notes, link related notes, and set reminders. Every note it hands back comes with a link that opens it in Jotpile. The app itself is deliberately quiet. Notes land in one pile with no decisions at capture time; notebooks, tags, colours and pins are there when you want them, never required. The editor handles headings, lists, checklists, tables, code, images and file attachments. Capture is one step: type, add a photo, or forward an email to your private address. Search takes quoted phrases, OR and exclusions, and filters by notebook, tag, date, reminder or attachment. Reminders arrive as notifications on the devices where you turn them on. Import from Evernote and Zoho Notebook; export everything to Markdown or JSON, images included. With the connector, Claude gets the same vocabulary you use in the app: notebooks, tags, named colours, links and backlinks, reminders, archive and trash. Every tool is annotated: reads are marked read-only, and anything that deletes for good or overwrites a note is marked destructive, so Claude asks before it runs. Trash can be restored for 30 days, and version history keeps automatic snapshots of earlier states that Claude can list and restore. The connector cannot upload images or files; those stay in the app. Jotpile runs in the browser and installs as an app on phone and desktop. Data lives in the EU. Built by a small, self-funded Danish company. A free account with no card is enough to connect.
Tools: 44
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Tana
By Tana
Read and act on your Tana meetings. Tana captures what was shared on screen during a meeting, not just the words. Read a whole meeting (transcript, every screen-share screenshot, attendees, artifacts and suggestions), turn what was decided into a spec and build it, find out whether anyone has discussed a topic before, prep for upcoming meetings, add agenda items and links, schedule meetings, and do the tasks assigned to you. Includes the Tana MCP connector and nine skills. You sign in to Tana once; every write is a proposal you approve in Tana.
Tools: 43 · Prompts: 3
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Memova.ai
By Memova LLC
Memova helps users work with their own meeting notes in ChatGPT and Codex. The app can search and summarize Memova notes and transcripts, review action items, inspect and run private automation tasks with guarded progress writes, and help users set up their own LLM Wiki-style knowledge base.
Tools: 43 · Prompts: 1
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Workjournal
By Venture Squad Limited
Workjournal is a structured work journal built for multi-agent and multi-teammate collaboration. Log decisions, session rationale, and project notes directly from ChatGPT or any AI agent. Every entry is instantly searchable and shareable across your team. Use Workjournal to surface the context behind past decisions, hand off work between agents, and keep a living record of why your project evolved the way it did.
Tools: 42
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Hjarni Notes
By Evert Van den Bruel
Hjarni is a knowledge base your AI can actually use. Write notes in Markdown. Organize them in folders and tags. ChatGPT reads them directly through a built-in MCP server. No plugins. No pasting the same context into every conversation. ChatGPT starts every conversation from zero. Connect Hjarni once and it stops asking. Ask questions across all your notes. Have ChatGPT write new notes, update old ones, and tag them the way you want. Set instructions per folder to control how ChatGPT writes, formats, and tags. Share a folder with your team so everyone's AI works from the same knowledge base. Search across everything in one call. Built on the same open MCP standard as Claude, so your knowledge base is not locked to one assistant. Use it as your second brain, your project memory, your research library, or your team's shared context. Notes, folders, tags. That is the product. Simple on purpose. Free to start. No credit card required.
Tools: 41 · Prompts: 3
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Stashiro
By Corsi Davide Orso
Stashiro is a visual workspace for collecting, organizing, and developing ideas across Spaces and boards. An existing paid Stashiro account is required. Use ChatGPT to browse and search your workspace, view native cards, and save notes, links, tables, charts, images, and structured content with scoped access and confirmation before changes.
Tools: 41 · Prompts: 3
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StackDaily
By StackDaily
Search and summarize authorized StackDaily notes, review tasks, plan workouts with your exercise library, and prepare entries for your food diary. Connect using your own StackDaily account and choose the spaces and permissions Claude can access. Create or append notes, create or update tasks, and prepare workout, exercise, saved-food and meal changes. Every change requires your review and approval in StackDaily before it is saved. Workout and nutrition permissions are optional. Nutrition inferred from descriptions or photos is an estimate. Imported records may be excluded until you explicitly opt eligible records into AI access. An eligible StackDaily account is required. Disconnect in StackDaily Settings to revoke future access; this cannot remove information already shared with Claude.
Tools: 40
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Stacklist
By Stacklist
Search, browse, and curate stacks and cards directly from Claude. Create new stacks, add items with auto-enriched metadata, and share them publicly. Use AI-powered tools to analyze your content, generate summaries and FAQs, check discoverability, and get improvement suggestions. Manage your profile, workspaces, and featured stacks — all without leaving the conversation. Make Stacklist a native part of your AI workflow for effortless content curation and discovery.
Tools: 37
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Savantis Memory
By Recherche et développement laplanete
Savantis Memory gives your assistants one memory that belongs to you. Recall preferences and decisions across conversations, add new memories with user approval, organize them into spaces, and manage confirmed references that take priority over inferred memories. Contradictions remain visible instead of being silently overwritten, and each item can be corrected, exported, or deleted.
Tools: 35 · Prompts: 3
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