Memocore Knowledge Base
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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.
Shared project
This is Memocore
Memocore is the memory your AI clients share. Save something once and every assistant you use already knows it — nothing to re-explain, nothing to copy between chats.
Files and attachments
Attach documents and images to a memo. Types: text, images, audio, video, PDF, Office docs. Files are delivered only to members via short-lived links, never public. Free plan has no uploads.
You can attach files to a memo so documents and images are recalled right alongside the note. You can attach to any memo you can write to - a private memo you own or a project memo you are a member of. Allowed file types: text files, images, audio, video, PDFs, and office documents (Word, Excel, PowerPoint and OpenDocument). Other types are rejected. Size limits depend on your plan: there is a maximum size per file and a total storage allowance. The Free plan does not include file uploads at all. Pro, Max and Team increase both the per-file cap and total storage. On the Team plan, storage is allocated per seat, so the team's total grows with the number of members. (See the plans and limits article for exact numbers.) Privacy and access: files never have a permanent public URL. A file is only reachable through a short-lived, access-checked link generated on demand, and attachments are only ever delivered to project members - they are never exposed through a public share link. Deleting a file or its memo removes the file from storage. Attaching files is a paid feature (available from the Pro plan upward, with attachment as a Max onboarding step).