brainbox
brainbox

Every morning, your AI meets you for the first time.

The pipeline you debugged for a week. The client's odd constraint. The reason you did it that way. Gone, every new session. brainbox is a memory that never resets — one graph of what you know, shared by every AI tool you use.

Don't take our word for it — try the mirror
A live model reads what you wrote and reflects your work back — no two answers alike. We don't save what you type; it goes to the model once and comes straight back.

Two steps. Then it compounds.

brainbox is a private memory graph with an API. You connect it to the AI tools you already use; they read it before answering and write back what matters. The value shows up in your conversations, not on a dashboard.

01
Connect

Point your AI at your brain — Claude Code's CLAUDE.md, a Claude project's instructions, Cursor Rules, or your own scripts through the API. One key, one paste.

02
Work normally

Your AI recalls what's relevant before it answers, and records decisions, gotchas and context as you go. No filing, no tagging, no "remember this" rituals.

03
It compounds

Every session starts where the last one ended. The tenth week is sharper than the first, because nothing you learned together has been thrown away.

Why not just ChatGPT memory?
Their memory lives in their walls.
Yours should live with you.

Built-in chatbot memory is real — and locked to one vendor. Switch tools and you start from zero. brainbox is one memory across all of them: the model you use today, the one you'll switch to next year, the script you write yourself. And it's yours to export — the whole graph, any time, no ransom.

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