Now in ChatGPT’s Plugin directory
Give ChatGPT a memory that follows you to every AI.
Tell ChatGPT something once. Ask about it again next week, next month, or in a completely different AI — Claude, Cursor, wherever you end up — and it remembers, exactly the way you said it.
Generous free memory that never expires. No credit card.
Right now, every new chat starts from zero
Close the tab, open a new chat, or switch apps, and your AI has no idea who you are. Engram fixes that — for good.
Without Engram
Remember I’m training for a marathon in October?
I don’t have any earlier context on that — this looks like the start of our conversation. Want to fill me in?
With Engram, weeks later, in Claude
What should I eat the night before my race?
Since you’re running that marathon in October, aim for a carb-heavy dinner the night before — pasta or rice, easy on fiber and fat so it settles well.
Your AI stops forgetting
It works the way you’d expect it to — just talk normally.
Tell it to remember
“Remember that I'm allergic to shellfish” — or anything else worth keeping. No special commands, no forms.
It's saved, automatically
Engram keeps exactly what was said — not a shortened, reworded version of it.
Ask about it later
Next week, next month, in a brand-new chat, or even in a different AI, like Claude or Cursor — it still remembers.
Getting started takes about a minute
No install, no setup screen, nothing to paste in.
Open the Plugin directory in ChatGPT
It's where ChatGPT's connected apps live. You'll find it in the app's menu.
Search for Engram and install it
One click. Nothing to download, nothing to configure.
Sign in (or create a free account)
Your ChatGPT account and your Engram account link up automatically — no passwords to paste anywhere.
Just start talking
Ask ChatGPT to remember something. That's it — you're already using it.
Why people stick with Engram
Remembers word for word
Not a vague summary. What you told it is what comes back — exactly as you said it.
Finds it by meaning
You don't need the exact words. Ask a related question and it still knows what you mean.
Works everywhere you do
One memory, shared across ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and anywhere else you talk to an AI.
Private to you
Your conversations are yours. Engram never uses them to train any model — ours or anyone else's.
Start free. Upgrade only if you fill it up.
Think of it like storage, not a subscription meter — it never expires, and there’s no limit on how often you use it.
Free
Plenty of room to feel the difference.
- A generous amount of memory, free — never expires
- Every word kept — never summarized
- Remembers by meaning, not just keywords
- Works across ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and more
Pro
For when the free amount fills up.
- A much larger amount of memory — still never expires
- Everything in Free
- Email support
- Room to grow as you use it more
Give ChatGPT a memory it keeps.
About a minute to connect. It gets more useful every time you use it.