Unified Memory That Works Where You Work: Your Second Brain With Supermemory

Supermemory has relaunched its consumer-focused product as a unified memory engine after initially operating as a manual “second brain” app with weak retention and later pivoting to B2B to solve underlying AI-memory challenges. The platform now automatically captures and updates information from AI tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible clients, while importing documents from Google Drive, Notion, and OneDrive. It organizes this material into searchable knowledge graphs that identify explicit and implicit relationships, supports project-based separation of personal and work information, and can deprioritize infrequently used memories to improve relevance and performance. Designed for nontechnical users, the app is currently available to a limited group through a waitlist, with manual uploads and MCP-based syncing options, including integrations for Claude Desktop and Cursor. Its free plan includes up to 10 memories and basic search, while an early paid tier offers expanded storage, connections, advanced search, and priority support for $9 per month; future plans include a browser extension for broader web-based memory capture.

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