Amnesia by default
Users repeat themselves. Agents re-derive the same conclusion they reached yesterday. Quality resets to zero at the top of every thread.
Mnemo is a drop-in memory layer for agents and LLM apps. Store documents, conversations and web pages with a single call, then recall exactly the right context in 41 milliseconds.
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A context window is rented, not owned. The moment the session ends, everything your product learned disappears, and your team rebuilds the same retrieval stack for the third time this year.
Users repeat themselves. Agents re-derive the same conclusion they reached yesterday. Quality resets to zero at the top of every thread.
Chunkers, embedders, a reranker, a nightly sync job and a vector store, stitched together by scripts that exactly one engineer understands.
Nothing ever expires. Last quarter's pricing and a departed teammate's job title keep surfacing months after they stopped being true.
Ingestion, ranking, expiry, provenance and access control are not side quests. Mnemo treats them as the product so your team can stay focused on what it is actually building.
PDFs, Notion pages, Slack threads, transcripts, screenshots, raw text and URLs all go through one endpoint.
Hybrid vector search, keyword matching and recency weighting run through a cross-encoder so the first result is the one your model needed.
Deduplication, confidence decay and conflict resolution stop stale facts from quietly poisoning every future prompt.
One memory pool, scoped per user, per team or per agent. Your research agent inherits what your support agent already learned.
Point any MCP client at your Mnemo server and it gains persistent memory through a single line of config. No adapter to maintain.
Bring your own vector store, self-host the entire control plane, or export every memory and embedding as JSONL whenever you want.
Everything in between is handled for you and stays inspectable, so you can see exactly which memory shaped which answer.
chunk · embed · extract entities · dedupe
Memory only helps if it answers before the model needs it and never becomes the reason a compliance review stalls.
Recall sits inside your model call, not beside it. Warm shards, cached embeddings and a co-located reranker keep p50 retrieval at 41ms from anywhere in the world.
41ms p50 recallEach memory keeps its origin, author, timestamp and the exact span it came from, so you can render citations and audit precisely why the model said what it said.
Full provenancePII is detected and redacted before embedding, memories are encrypted per tenant, and a single delete call removes a user everywhere, including the vector index.
SOC 2 Type IIMnemo is a plain HTTP API with first-party SDKs, framework adapters and a hosted MCP server, so nothing about your architecture has to change to give it memory.
Using something that is not on this list? The REST API is six endpoints and the schema is public, so a new adapter usually takes an afternoon.
Browse the APIWhat changed for the engineers who moved their memory layer onto Mnemo.
We deleted about nine hundred lines of homemade retrieval glue and replaced it with three Mnemo calls. Our support agent now remembers a customer across email, chat and phone without us stitching anything together.
Retrieval latency was the thing killing our voice agent. Mnemo returns cited context in under fifty milliseconds, so the model never stalls halfway through a sentence.
The forgetting is what sold us. Outdated facts used to leak into answers for weeks. Now a contradiction gets resolved the moment it is written, and we can see exactly which memory won.
Start free with ten thousand memories. Move up only when your traffic does, and never pay separately for ingestion, reranking or provenance lookups.
Everything you need to ship a side project with real memory.
For products in production with real users and real traffic.
Dedicated capacity for high-volume agent fleets.
Run the whole memory plane inside your own perimeter.
A vector database stores embeddings and hands back nearest neighbours. Mnemo handles everything on either side of that: chunking, entity extraction, deduplication, recency weighting, reranking, conflict resolution and provenance. If you already run a vector store you can keep it and point Mnemo at it.
Tell us what you are building and we will send an API key, 10,000 free memories and a quickstart that takes about four minutes.