Memmy
Locally store and organize AI collaboration memories, with cross-tool project context handoff
About Memmy
Memmy is for people who use multiple AI tools every day. It automatically reads local AI collaboration history and organizes scattered conversations, preferences, and technical decisions into structured memories. When switching tools, it can hand off project context, preferences, and progress, and it can also accept requests to organize materials, merge plans, or continue unfinished tasks. Memory data stays on the user's own device and is not uploaded to remote servers; scanning requires explicit permission and can be revoked at any time.
Best for
Best use cases
Organize local AI collaboration history
Hand off project progress between Cursor and Claude
Merge plans and continue unfinished tasks
Features
Automatically organize local history
Reads local AI collaboration history and organizes conversations, preferences, and technical decisions into structured memories.
Cross-tool context handoff
Hands off project context, preferences, and progress when switching to Claude.
Direct task handoff
Directly delegate organizing materials, merging plans, or continuing unfinished tasks.
Local data protection
Memory data stays on your own device; scanning requires explicit permission and can be revoked at any time.
Pros
- Memory data stays on the user's own device
- Scanning requires explicit permission and can be revoked at any time
- Supports organizing conversations, preferences, and technical decisions