Memory of 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. What a project remembers is there in every chat, in every assistant you use — nothing to re-explain, nothing to copy over. Reading is open to everyone; sign in to keep this project in your own memory.
Data Processing Agreement
Memocore's GDPR Article 28 data processing agreement for company customers — roles, security, subprocessors, breach notice, deletion, audits and international transfers.
特定商取引法に基づく表記 (Specified Commercial Transactions Act disclosure)
Japanese Specified Commercial Transactions Act disclosure for Memocore — seller, prices, payment, delivery, cancellation and refunds, with an English reference translation.
Privacy Policy
The full Privacy Policy for Memocore, updated 4 August 2026 — what we collect, our subprocessors, what public links expose, retention, security, your rights and transfers.
Terms of Service
The full Terms of Service for Memocore, updated 4 August 2026 and governed by Japanese law — sharing and published projects, AI output, billing, teams, deletion and liability.
Telegram bot: save notes from a chat, send memos into any chat
Two things the Telegram bot does: inline search that sends a memo into any chat, and per-project commands that save notes from a connected chat. Setup, group behaviour and privacy.
Free demo plan (temporary, during product testing)
A separate free demo plan, granted on request by emailing [email protected]. Temporary: it runs only while product testing is under way, and is not part of the Free/Pro/Max/Team lineup.
Company use cases: what teams keep in shared memory
What companies keep in shared memory, by team: architecture decisions and conventions, product history, support policies, sales objections, onboarding - plus bots built on a read-only API key.
Rolling out Memocore in your company, step by step
A practical rollout: create the company on Team, start with one project, seed it with the knowledge you re-explain most, invite the team by role, connect everyone's AI client, then split and publish.
Max plan: limits and what you can do
Max ($9/mo or $90/yr, most popular personal plan): 10,000 memos, 1,000 projects, 1 GB storage, public share links and 1 family member. No company features - those are Team-only.
Pro plan: limits and what you can do
Pro ($6/mo or $60/yr) is a personal plan: 500 memos, 5 projects, and file uploads (100 MB total, 10 MB per file). No public share links, no guests, no team features.
Free plan: limits and what you can do
Free ($0) is permanent, not a trial: 100 memos, 3 projects, all AI clients, tags and memo history. No file uploads, no guests, no public share links.
Team plan: limits and what you can do
Team ($15/seat/mo, monthly only): unlimited memos, projects and members, 5 GB per seat, plus team-only features - company workspace with member management, public projects behind a link, and read-only API keys.
Case: build an AI assistant on your team's memory
Case study: build a chat assistant on your team's memory using a read-only, project-scoped company API key and built-in search-by-meaning. How Memocore's own assistant works.
Public projects: share a project with a link
A team project can be published behind a link: anyone who opens it joins as a read-only follower, from the web or their AI client. Followers take no team seat. Making it private clears them all.
Project roles: owner, editor, viewer, follower
Every project member has a role: owner, editor (read/write, the default), viewer (read-only), or follower (joined by public link). Pick a role when inviting, and change it later from the member's card.