Make0 vs Zep
Updated October 30, 2026
TL;DR · Make0
Memory for you and your team across the AI apps you already use. Sign up and connect over MCP the same day.
TL;DR · Zep
Enterprise context graphs for production agents, with governance, audit logs, and VPC deployment.
The short answer
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 and Zep side by side
| Feature | Make0 | Zep |
|---|---|---|
| Built for | Make0People who use several AI apps, plus their agents | ZepEnterprises running production agents on business data |
| How you use it | Make0Sign up, import what ChatGPT or Claude knows, then connect apps over MCP | ZepIntegrate its API and SDKs, in Zep Cloud or your own VPC |
| Memory model | Make0Memory graph of people, projects, preferences, and files | ZepTemporal knowledge graph that tracks when facts change |
| Works in ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor | Make0Yes, through MCP | ZepThrough integrations you build |
| Open source | Make0Hosted Brain, plus an MIT-licensed local edition that stores memory in one SQLite file | ZepGraphiti engine is Apache-2.0; Zep platform is commercial |
Which one should you pick?
Choose Make0 if
- You want memory for yourself or your team across the AI apps you use.
- You want to start today without an integration project.
- You want to review and correct every memory by hand.
Choose Zep if
- You run customer-facing agents that need governed business context.
- You need access policies, audit logs, and VPC deployment.
- You want a temporal graph library (Graphiti) to build on.
Questions
Is Make0 a Zep alternative?
For personal and team memory across AI apps, yes. For enterprise agents that need governed context from business systems, Zep is built for that job.
Try Make0
Start free, import what ChatGPT or Claude already knows, and connect your Brain to the AI apps you use.