Shared memory by default
Save decisions, blockers, updates, evidence, and durable project facts where the whole workspace can find them later.
Stop re-explaining the project to every assistant.
Rememer gives your team a shared memory layer for AI-native work. Capture decisions, blockers, tasks, and updates where teammates and assistants can find them later, without adding another status ritual.
Project context that survives the chat.
Rememer keeps the working state of a project available to the team and to AI assistants, so every new session can start from what already happened.
Assistant catch-up
Let an assistant retrieve the current project snapshot before it answers, plans, or takes the next step.
Team-aware access
Keep project context scoped to workspace membership, with role-aware reads and writes for humans and assistant tokens.
No extra status ritual
Capture project state through MCP and tools while the work is already happening, instead of maintaining another process.
Keep the workflow moving while context accumulates.
Set up the team boundary once, connect an assistant, then let project memory build from normal work.
Set the team boundary
Create a workspace and manage who can read or update shared project context.
Connect the assistant
Create one private AI assistant connection token for your account and use it with Rememer's MCP endpoint.
Let memory build
Have the assistant discover projects, capture decisions, manage tasks, and catch up from project state as work happens.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rememer?
Rememer is shared project memory for teams working with AI assistants. It stores durable context such as decisions, blockers, tasks, updates, evidence, and project facts.
How does Rememer work with chat assistants?
A user creates a private assistant connection token. The assistant can then call Rememer's MCP and tools endpoints to find projects, catch up on current state, and capture new decisions, blockers, tasks, and updates.
Who is Rememer for?
Rememer is for teams using AI assistants on project work where context needs to survive across people, chats, and sessions without creating a separate status process.
How is Rememer different from a notes app or task manager?
Rememer is built for shared team context that assistants can use directly. It combines project memory, tasks, blockers, and decisions with MCP/tools access, instead of asking people to maintain a separate knowledge base for AI.
What can Rememer remember?
Rememer can store shared memories, decisions, blockers, tasks, project updates, evidence, and private notes when a detail should stay personal.
How does workspace access work?
Human UI access uses secure sign-in and database row-level access controls. Assistant calls are checked against the token owner's workspace and project membership, so shared context follows the same team boundary.
Will Rememer have a free plan or paid plan?
Pricing has not been finalized. Early access is focused on learning from real team workflows before announcing plan details.