Remember what matters across every AI, app, and device.
Your memory should not belong to an app.
One memory you own, under every AI you use.
Dijin sits under the AI tools you already use. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and future agents can recall the same approved memory — with evidence behind every answer.
Tell one AI. Recall it in another.
Your memory comes with you from one assistant to the next, and every answer shows the source it came from.
What did I decide about the EU launch?
across every source you've connected.
The problem
Your AI forgets everything you tell it.
Tell Claude about a project today and it's gone by tomorrow. Open ChatGPT and you explain yourself from scratch again. Whatever an assistant learns about you stays locked inside that one product, and you have no way to check that it got anything right.
Nothing carries over
Every assistant starts from zero each session, and none of them can see what you told the others. So you keep repeating yourself.
You don't own it
A built-in memory feature belongs to the company that built it. Close the account and it leaves with them.
You can't check it
When an assistant tells you what you decided, there's no way to confirm it really happened. A made-up answer reads exactly like a real one.
The agent memory problem
AI agents are multiplying. Each one has its own context, its own memory, and its own blind spots.
- Claude forgets what ChatGPT learned.
- Cursor misses the product decision behind the code.
- Meeting agents lose the link between decisions and implementation.
- Users cannot verify what an agent claims to remember.
- Agents either repeat work or pass context around without governance.
Dijin fixes this with one user-owned memory layer.
Sources feed memory. Agents recall it.
Sources
Teams · Gmail · GitHub · Notion · Calendar
Apps and tools send approved source artifacts to Dijin.
Dijin Memory Layer
Permission · Evidence · DMF · Audit · Recall · Conflict resolution
Dijin turns fragments into portable, evidence-backed memory.
Agents
Claude · ChatGPT · Cursor · Codex · future agents
Agents recall approved memory and propose updates without owning it.
Agent memory without agent leakage
Dijin does not make Claude talk directly to ChatGPT or Cursor. Each agent connects to Dijin. Dijin becomes the permissioned memory authority between them.
Remember what matters across every AI, app, and device.
Your memory should not belong to an app.
The Memory Layer
One memory you own, under every AI you use.
Dijin isn't another assistant, and it isn't a recorder or a notes app. It sits beneath the tools you already work with and keeps the memory they share. You decide who can read it, and every answer comes back with the source it's based on.
Recall
Ask a question and you get an answer with its source. If nothing in your memory backs it up, you get an honest "I don't know" instead.
Reach
The same memory shows up inside the assistants you already use, like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.
Ownership
You choose who can read it. Export it as an open file anytime, or cut off access in one click.
ChatGPT keeps its memory to itself. Mem0 can't show you where an answer came from. Otter only stores transcripts. Dijin sits under all of them, and the memory stays yours to take or delete.
When it doesn't know, it says so.
No evidence, no answer. Dijin never makes things up.
What's our 2027 revenue target?
I don't know — there's nothing in your memory to answer that.
Dijin refuses instead of guessing — that's what makes the answers you do get trustworthy.
The proof
You don't have to take our word for it.
A memory tool is only worth trusting if you can check it. Here is what works today, and where to confirm it for yourself.
Works with the tools you already use
Bring memory in from where your team already works.
Five groups of connections are on the way: AI · Work · Knowledge · Projects · Personal
Choose how much agent memory your work needs.
Start free. Upgrade when your memory does.
Free
Memory Trial
Plus
Daily Memory
Pro
Long-Term Memory
Team
Shared Memory
Your memory is encrypted while it syncs and signed by you, so you can take it with you whenever you want. The trust center spells out exactly what's protected today and what's still coming.
Your agents should remember through you.
Save something once, and approved agents can recall it anywhere you use them. Every answer comes back with evidence, every access is logged, and you can revoke or export everything.