MemoryLake

Every AI you use forgets you tomorrow. MemoryLake never will

FreemiumArtificial Intelligence+2Listed Apr 17, 2026

About MemoryLake

What MemoryLake does

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Gives AI assistants and agents a persistent, versioned memory that can be shared across tools and audited.

Best for
Individuals who use multiple AI assistantsEnterprise teamsDevelopers building AI agents
Use it to
  • Carrying context from one AI assistant to another
  • Storing and retrieving documents, spreadsheets and conversations as memory
  • Detecting and resolving conflicting facts across data sources
  • Tracing the source and version history of stored memories
  • Reducing token usage in agent workflows

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