Memocore for Chrome: save web pages to your assistant's memory

You're reading docs, an article or a client's email in the browser and you realize your assistant should know this too. Until now that meant copying the text, pasting it into a chat and typing "remember this". Now there's the Memocore extension for Chrome.

→ Install from the Chrome Web Store

How to save

Select the part you need, right-click and choose "Save to Memocore". If you want the whole page, click the Memocore icon in the browser toolbar: the extension takes the main text and leaves out menus and sidebars.

A panel opens on the right. Pick a project: the ones you've worked in recently are already listed, the rest are a search away. You can edit the text before saving. A link to the page is added at the end automatically, so later you can see where it came from.

What happens next

What you saved becomes a regular memo in the project, titled after the page. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any other client connected to Memocore will find it when you ask about something related. If the project is shared, your colleagues will see it too.

Say in the morning you saved a page with new API limits, and in the evening you ask Claude Code how many requests per minute are allowed now. It answers from that page, and you don't have to paste anything into the chat.

Sign-in and access

You sign in with your Memocore account. The first time, a page opens where you click Approve, and after that the extension remembers you. It reads a page only after you click and never browses sites on its own. The list shows only the projects you're allowed to write to.

Try it

The extension is free and works on the free Memocore plan. Install it, save something you'd hate to lose, and tomorrow ask your assistant about it.