Stop Re-Explaining Yourself to AI. ntxt Remembers.

Shared memory for Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT.

Works with any MCP tool.

Tired of Re-Explaining Your Context to AI? You're Not Alone.

A few minutes per session, every tool, every Monday. It adds up — and it still doesn't work.

The context doc
You paste project background at the top of every chat. It drifts out of date. Good for rules — useless for capturing what you tried and why it failed.
CLAUDE.md
Works for static preferences. Doesn't capture decisions or failed experiments. Cursor doesn't read it. Claude.ai doesn't see it.
Re-priming from scratch
"We're using Node, SQLite, Passport.js — we decided against Prisma because…" Every. Single. Session. The AI doesn't remember — it reads.

"Memory only becomes valuable if I can see what the system thinks it knows about me, decide what's worth remembering, and predict when it'll be used."

▲ 847 r/ClaudeAI

Set Up Persistent AI Memory in 3 Steps

01 — CONNECT
Add ntxt to Claude or Cursor
One URL, one token. Your tools can now read from and write to your context graph when you ask them to.
ntxt.ai/mcp?token=••••••
02 — CAPTURE
Log what matters as you work
Made a decision? Hit a dead end? Just tell your AI to log it. Decisions, preferences, stack choices — saved to your graph, ready for next time.
> log this to my graph
03 — REMEMBER
Every new session starts informed
Your AI pulls what's relevant from your graph before answering. No re-priming. It already knows your stack, your decisions, where you left off.
> what did we decide on pricing?

What AI Power Users Say About Losing Context Every Session

▲ r/ClaudeAI · 847 upvotes

"Memory only becomes valuable if I can see what the system thinks it knows about me, decide what's worth remembering, and predict when it'll be used."

▲ r/cursor · 312 upvotes

"CLAUDE.md is great for static rules. But it can't capture 'we tried approach A, it failed because of X.' That's the stuff that actually matters."

▲ r/ClaudeAI · 203 upvotes

"Spend 15–20 minutes priming it again. And again. And again. The AI doesn't remember — it reads."

▲ YouTube · AI Jason · top comment, 510 votes

"No token limits on memory, finally. But how do I build my own vault that actually travels between tools?"

▲ r/cursor · 178 upvotes

"Context retrieval makes a huge difference — noticeable even with Opus. The problem is nobody has made it not annoying to set up."

▲ r/ClaudeAI · 156 upvotes

"My context is scattered across docs, notes, and voice memos. I just want every session to pick up where the last one left off."

Simple Pricing — Pay Only for the Memory Nodes You Use

All features included on every plan. The only difference is how much context you keep.

Trial
50
nodes
$0
Pro
5,000
nodes
$29/mo

What's a node? → A decision, a preference, a project detail. One piece of context.

Your AI Should Already Know You. ntxt Makes That Possible.

Free to start. No credit card. Your first 50 nodes are yours to keep.

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