Compare AI memory tools
Make0 compared with other AI memory tools.
Most memory tools are built for developers adding memory to their own apps. Make0 is one memory you own and share across ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other MCP apps. Here is how they differ, and when another tool is the better pick.
Make0 vs Mem0
Open-source memory layer for developers building AI apps and agents.
Pick Mem0 if you are a developer adding memory to your own AI app or agent; it is an Apache-2.0 memory layer with a managed platform. Pick Make0 if you want one memory of your own that ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other MCP apps all share, with no code.
Make0 vs Supermemory
MIT-licensed memory API and context engine for AI agents, with MCP support.
Both give AI apps long-term memory and both connect through MCP. Supermemory is mainly a memory API and engine for developers, MIT-licensed and self-hostable. Make0 is built around a person's own Brain: import what ChatGPT and Claude know, review every memory, and share it across the AI apps you use, with an open-source local edition if you want it on your machine.
Make0 vs ChatGPT memory
Memory built into ChatGPT: saved memories plus references to past chats.
ChatGPT memory is built in and needs no setup, but it only works inside ChatGPT and ChatGPT decides what it keeps. Make0 is a separate memory you own: you can import what ChatGPT already knows, edit it, and use the same context in Claude, Cursor, and other MCP apps. Many people use both.
Make0 vs Zep
Enterprise context graphs for production agents, built on the open-source Graphiti engine.
Zep is an enterprise context platform: it builds temporal knowledge graphs from business data for production agents, and its Graphiti engine is Apache-2.0. Make0 is a personal and team Brain that people connect to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other MCP apps without code.
Make0 vs Letta
Apache-2.0 platform for stateful agents, from the creators of MemGPT.
Letta, from the team behind MemGPT, is a platform for building stateful agents that manage their own memory, and it is Apache-2.0. Make0 is not an agent framework: it is one memory you own that the agents and apps you already use, such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor, can share through MCP.
One memory for every AI you use.
Make0 Brain keeps your context in a memory you can read and edit, and connects it to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and other MCP apps.
