Your expertise, inside their AI
Followers don’t need to visit a site. Their AI answers with what you wrote, in the app they already use.
Knowledge bases
Your knowledge inside ChatGPT and ClaudePublish it once and every follower’s AI knows itYou stay the author
Create a knowledge base
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A new era of knowledge
People stopped searching. They ask their AI.
Answers now come from ChatGPT, Claude and other assistants. With Memocore you put your own knowledge right into them and stay its author.
Always the current version
Edit a memo and every follower’s AI uses the new version from the next question. No files to send again.
You stay the author
The knowledge base carries your name. You decide what goes in, and you can close it whenever you want.
How it works
Three steps to a knowledge base people follow.
No website to build and no editor to learn. You work through the AI app you already use.
Create a public project
Start a project for your topic and turn on public access. It gets its own link.
Teach it through your AI
Tell ChatGPT, Claude or another AI app what you know, and ask it to save that to the project.
People follow it
Share the link. People follow the project, and their own AI starts answering with your knowledge.
Examples
Knowledge bases you can follow today.
Open one, follow it and ask your AI about the topic.
Memocore Knowledge Base
Your guide to Memocore. Memocore is your persistent memory for AI — it saves notes, ideas, and knowledge so they stay with you across chats and tools. Here you'll learn what Memocore does and how it works, discover its features and best tips, and see real ways to use it in everyday work. Browse the articles or search for answers to the most common questions.
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Doing Business in Japan
Knowledge base on doing business in Japan. Topics: visas and immigration (including the Business Manager visa 経営・管理 and the October 2025 reform), company registration (株式会社/合同会社/個人事業主), taxes, legal issues and cases, documents and procedures (banking, offices, accounting, hiring), useful links and contacts, and other business-relevant topics (culture and mentality, networking, marketing, real estate, lending, insurance).
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Brand Styles
Design descriptions of websites for AI agents. System memos (tag design-system, start at "README"): workflows Describe and Save a Site and Build a Page in a Brand Style, plus Rules, Brand Memo Templates, Extraction Procedure & Screenshots, Components Motion & Recipes, Vocabularies, Media Assets & Legal, and CJK & RTL and Legacy Web add-ons. README lists every described brand. Brand memos (titles "BRAND <Brand> <year> · Overview | Page: <type> | Recipe: <name>", tag brand-<slug>) describe one brand design: Overview with tokens and components, one Page memo per page type, Recipe memos for complex effects, with screenshots attached. Use when asked to build a site or page "in the style of <brand>" or to analyze, describe and save any website's design.
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Use cases
How authors use knowledge bases.
Knowledge that lives in their followers’ AI instead of a forgotten document.
Your method in your clients’ AI
A consultant publishes their frameworks and checklists. Clients follow, and their AI applies the method between sessions.
Brand rules every agency follows
A brand publishes its tone, colours and naming rules. Agencies and freelancers follow, and their AI writes on brand.
A country guide in your pocket
Someone who moved abroad publishes what they learned about paperwork, banks and business etiquette. Followers ask their AI instead of searching forums.
Product answers for every customer
A software company publishes its help base. Customers ask their own AI how a feature works and get the official answer.
A course students can ask
A teacher publishes course notes. Students follow and ask their AI to explain a topic or quiz them before the exam.
A community wiki in every member’s AI
A club or online community keeps its rules, FAQ and event history in one public project that members follow.
Advice from your coach, not a generic one
A fitness coach publishes programmes and nutrition basics. Followers’ AI answers with the coach’s advice.
Recipes with the author’s notes
A cook publishes recipes and substitutions. Followers ask their AI what to make tonight from what’s in the fridge.
A city guide from a local
A local publishes favourite places, transport tips and things to avoid. Visitors’ AI plans the day with real recommendations.
Docs for an open-source project
Maintainers publish setup notes and known issues. Contributors’ AI in Cursor or VS Code answers from the real docs.
Event info attendees can ask about
Organisers publish the schedule, venue and rules. Attendees ask their AI where to be and when.
Answers for volunteers
A nonprofit publishes how to help, who to contact and what to bring. Volunteers ask their AI instead of the coordinators.
A phrasebook that talks back
A tutor publishes phrases and grammar notes. Students practise with their own AI using the tutor’s material.
Research notes others can build on
A researcher publishes sources and findings. Followers’ AI works from the same material instead of guessing.
Our own help base
Memocore’s help base is a public project too. Follow it and ask your AI how any feature works.
For developers
More for developersPrivate knowledge bases for your own tools.
A knowledge base doesn’t have to be public. Keep it private and connect it to your app, chatbot or workflow over the REST API.
Pricing
Start with a knowledge base for free.
Every plan can publish public knowledge bases. Higher plans publish more.
FAQ
Common questions
Anyone with the link. People can read it on the web without an account, or follow it from a Memocore account so their own AI answers from it.
No. Following a public project is free, and followers don’t take a seat on your plan.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code and any other app that supports MCP.
Yes. Edit or add memos any time. Followers’ AI uses the new version from the next question.
Yes. Turn off public access whenever you want, and the project is no longer open to the public.
Every plan can publish public knowledge bases. Higher plans publish more, and the Team plan has no limit.
Yes. On the Team plan, issue an API key for the projects you choose and connect your app over the REST API.
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