Make0 vs Supermemory
Updated October 30, 2026
TL;DR · Make0
A personal Brain you review and edit, shared with your AI apps over MCP, with ChatGPT and Claude memory import built in.
TL;DR · Supermemory
A fast memory API and engine for developers and teams, MIT-licensed, with MCP support and self-hosting.
The short answer
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 and Supermemory side by side
| Feature | Make0 | Supermemory |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Make0People who use several AI apps, plus their agents | SupermemoryDevelopers and teams adding memory to agents through an API |
| How you use it | Make0Sign up, import what ChatGPT or Claude knows, then connect apps over MCP | SupermemoryUse its API, plugins, or MCP server |
| MCP server | Make0Yes, with install guides for 20+ AI apps | SupermemoryYes |
| Memory you can see and edit | Make0Review, edit, and export every memory; each change is versioned and agent edits can be undone | SupermemoryManaged through its console and API |
| Open source | Make0Hosted Brain, plus an MIT-licensed local edition that stores memory in one SQLite file | SupermemoryMIT-licensed, with self-hosted and air-gapped options |
| Import ChatGPT or Claude memory | Make0Yes, built in | SupermemoryNot a core feature |
Which one should you pick?
Choose Make0 if
- You want a personal memory you manage yourself, not an API to build on.
- You want to import and clean up what ChatGPT and Claude already know.
- You want per-brain read and write permissions for each connected app.
Choose Supermemory if
- You need a memory API to build into your own product.
- You need enterprise self-hosting in a VPC or air-gapped setup.
- Most of your memory comes from documents and data your team ingests.
Questions
Is Make0 a Supermemory alternative?
Yes, for people who want one memory across their AI apps. Both connect through MCP. Make0 focuses on a personal Brain you review and edit, while Supermemory focuses on a memory API for developers.
Can I self-host Make0 like Supermemory?
Make0 has an MIT-licensed open-source edition that runs locally and keeps memory in one SQLite file you can export to Markdown. The hosted Brain adds sync, the Make0 Agent, and the browser extension.
Try Make0
Start free, import what ChatGPT or Claude already knows, and connect your Brain to the AI apps you use.