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Chats arrive scattered
Claude notes, Cursor decisions, ChatGPT research, and support context all live apart.
One desktop memory vault for every AI.
1AIVault imports your AI chats, classifies the useful parts, and gives them back to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and MCP apps when work continues.
Works with the tools already in your dock
ClaudeChatGPTCursorClineWindsurfOpenCodeAny MCP appClaudeChatGPTCursorClineWindsurfOpenCodeAny MCP app
Stop re-explaining work your AI already did.
import
classify
connect
recall
The product is simple: collect useful AI work, make it findable, then let another assistant continue from it.
Why the vault exists
One topic should survive every app.
Without a shared memory, Codex asks you to explain what Claude already learned. 1AIVault turns those separate chats into a reusable topic map.
Claude App
The pricing topic is already decided here.
Codex CLI
re-explain the Claude pricing topic
check 1AIVault and reuse the decision trail
Found: pricing strategy, launch notes, source context.
1AIVault
topic map
Pricing strategy
Claude Desktop
Launch notes
ChatGPT
Build decisions
Cursor
User feedback
Claude Web
separate memoriesreusable topic
02
1AIVault classifies them
It adds topics, sources, relationships, and digests so every memory has a place.
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Assistants reuse the memory
The next AI starts with context, not a blank chat or pasted recap.
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Decisions keep their trail
See what changed, who decided, and why it mattered.
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Search stays local-first
Fast recall without turning your work into a cloud dependency.
A desktop app for memory, not another notes pile.
Import, classify, search, and watch assistants read from the vault.
Everything remembered.
The point is not storage. It is continuation.
Two common workflows: product work that moves between agents, and customer context that stays useful after the fix ships.
Product ideation
Merge yesterday's Claude ideas into today's OpenCode build.
Recover saved PRDs, compare them, and continue with a build plan.
Claude1AIVaultOpenCode
No transcript paste. The next agent starts from the real memory.
Customer follow-up
Turn a support fix into a specific testimonial request.
Find the feedback email, fix history, and customer context weeks later.
Codex1AIVaultClaude
The email references the actual bug, fix, and customer story.
Memory that moves with the work.
Five practical pieces: import, classify, link, search, reuse.
Auto-import
Desktop and browser AI conversations.
Topic memory
A clean taxonomy for messy work.
Source lineage
Know where each decision came from.
MCP reuse
Assistants ask the vault directly.
Local-first
Your memory starts on your machine.
Claude
product decision
ChatGPT
market research
Cursor
implementation
Codex CLI
next task
memory
follows work
Pricing topic
captureclassifyconnectreuse
Three moves. No memory chores.
Capture the work once. Reuse it anywhere.
Claude brainstormtopic 1
Cursor implementationtopic 2
ChatGPT researchtopic 3
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Collect
Import AI conversations from the apps you already use.
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Classify
Turn raw chats into topics, digests, and relationships.
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Recall
Let the next assistant search the vault before it answers.
Simple licensing
Free forever. Pro once. Never a subscription.
Use 1AIVault free up to 2,000 entries and 50 topics. Hit the wall? Pay once for unlimited — keep everything you built, forever.
Edition
Free
The whole vault. Limited to 2,000 entries and 50 topics.
$0forever
- 2,000 entries · 50 topics
- 1 device
- All 7 MCP integrations
- Browser extension
- Skills (.skill.md)
- JSON export
- Reading never blocked
Edition
Pro · 1 device
Unlimited entries and topics for a single machine.
$29one-time
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited entries
- Unlimited topics
- 1 device
- 12 months of updates
- Unlocks unlimited use
Edition
Pro · 3 devices
For the laptop, the desktop, and the work machine.
$59one-time
- Everything in Pro · 1 device
- 3 devices
- Save $28 vs three single licenses
- 12 months of updates
- Manage devices from settings
Edition
Pro · 5 devices
For the full kit — extras for family or backup machines.
$89one-time
- Everything in Pro · 1 device
- 5 devices
- Save $56 vs five single licenses
- 12 months of updates
- Manage devices from settings
Free tier includes 2,000 entries · Reading & deleting always free
Need a team license? Commercial · $50 / year per seat
Common questions
Questions, answered.
Still unsure? The vault is local and exportable — try it free, keep your data, and move it when you need to.
1AIVault auto-detects supported desktop AI tools on your machine and can import conversations from each. The bundled MCP server connects to Claude Desktop, ChatGPT Desktop, Cursor, Claude Code, Cline, and Windsurf — any MCP-compatible app works. A browser extension captures ChatGPT and Claude web sessions too.
All vault data lives on your computer. Topic classification runs locally via Ollama — nothing leaves your machine unless you explicitly enable optional encrypted sync.
Yes. The MCP server is a standalone process that supported AI apps can start on demand. It connects to the same local vault, so your memory is available even when the 1AIVault window isn't open.
1AIVault uses a local AI model via Ollama to automatically group your entries by topic across all sources. You can see how research, drafts, plans, and decisions evolved from one tool to another, with auto-generated digests and timelines.
Yes. 1AIVault detects conversations from supported desktop tools automatically. Import them all with one click, or enable auto-import to watch for new conversations as they happen. For ChatGPT and Claude web, install the browser extension to capture sessions via a local bridge.
The Connection view is your central place to manage AI integrations. Install MCP connections with one click, monitor memory activity, manage import sources and auto-import settings, and confirm every app can read from the vault.
There is no separate time-limited trial. 1AIVault is free to use forever up to 2,000 entries and 50 topics. Pro is a one-time upgrade when you want unlimited entries and topics.
macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows (64-bit), and Linux (AppImage and .deb). The app auto-updates through GitHub Releases.