MemoryBridgeAI v2.0

One private memory, shared by ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor

Productivity

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Hey Product Hunt, I'm back. Ten months ago I launched MemoryBridge here as a rough alpha with a config file and a dream: your AI tools should remember you, not the other way around. Since then I have been building nights and weekends with feedback from our alpha users, and 2.0 is a different product. The problem hasn't changed. ChatGPT knows your coding style. Claude knows your writing voice. Cursor knows your project. None of them share notes, and every new chat starts with you re-introducing yourself. The big labs are each shipping their own memory, which makes it worse: now your context is fragmenting into more walled gardens, not fewer. What's new since v1: - Two-minute connections, no config. MemoryBridge is now a hosted MCP server with OAuth. Connect Claude.ai web, ChatGPT (Developer Mode), Cursor, and Claude Code by pasting one URL. The "requires some config" caveat from my first launch is gone. - Start with a full memory, not an empty one. Import your ChatGPT or Claude export, PDFs, or Markdown. We extract candidate memories automatically so day one feels like month six. - You approve what gets remembered. Auto-extracted memories land in a review Inbox first. Nothing becomes part of your memory without your sign-off. Your AI takes notes; you hold the pen. - Answers you can verify. Ask your memory anything and every answer cites the exact memories it used. Click the citation, see the source. - A real trust layer. PII (keys, cards, SSNs) is automatically scrubbed before storage. Each connected tool gets its own permission scopes, so your coding assistant can read work context without ever touching personal memories. Encrypted in transit and at rest, never used for training, export and delete anytime. - Memory that stays fresh. Retrieval favors recent, relevant context, and a health view shows you which tool read what, plus what has gone stale. [Insert 2-3 honest traction numbers here: memories stored across alpha users, retrievals served, connected clients. Real numbers, even small ones, beat adjectives.] A promise kept: everyone from the first-100 alpha keeps free lifetime access to the core tier, exactly as I said 10 months ago. For this community: [promo details]. Why me: I led the engineering team behind the ChatGPT web and mobile clients at OpenAI and now lead consumer product engineering at Reddit. I have watched context get trapped inside every one of these tools, and I am building the layer I always wanted: memory that belongs to the user. I would love your take on two things: which tool should we connect next, and what would make you trust an AI memory product with your real context? Let's build the future of AI memory together. The story so far: our September 2025 launch lives here — https://www.producthunt.com/prod... — thanks to everyone who supported v1.