Persistent memory graph
Stores preferences, projects, relationships, files, conversations, writing style, and prior decisions in a persistent memory graph that remains available beyond a single chat.
Make0
Make0 is a personal AI memory platform that stores portable context in a user-controlled Brain and connects it to supported AI tools such as Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and MCP clients. Its Make0 Agent adds a shared canvas for turning research into reviewed documents, presentations, media, and social updates.
Portable AI memory and collaborative creation
Make0 is an AI memory platform built around a personal Brain: a portable memory graph for preferences, projects, relationships, files, conversations, and prior decisions. The Brain is designed to preserve useful context beyond an individual prompt or model session, so users do not have to recreate the same background when moving between supported AI tools.
The product also includes the Make0 Agent, a shared canvas workspace for researching, creating, reviewing, and shipping work with people and AI. Users can bring research and source material into the canvas, choose an output format, and review generated assets before sharing or scheduling them. Make0 Brain and the Agent are available together, with the Brain supplying context across the workflow.
Core features
Cross-app AI context
Connects one Brain to supported Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Make0 Agent, and other MCP-compatible clients so approved context can follow the user between tools.
Multiple memory sources
Import memory from ChatGPT or Claude, add notes and documents, and bring in images, audio, video, or preferences. Make0 Capture can collect useful context from the browser.
Memory controls
Lets users review, add, edit, delete, import, export, and download a plaintext profile of stored memories rather than relying on an inaccessible profile.
Multiplayer agent canvas
Provides a shared live canvas where people and agents can keep objectives, research, drafts, feedback, decisions, and final work visible in one workspace.
Research-to-output workflow
Turns research into presentations, documents, spreadsheets, web apps, images, videos, and social posts, with review and approval before sharing or scheduling.
Practical use cases
Move between AI assistants
Import an existing ChatGPT or Claude memory dump, review the resulting entries, and connect the Brain to both tools so approved preferences and background remain available when switching models.
Maintain context while coding
Connect the Brain to an MCP-compatible coding client such as Cursor and preserve project context, writing preferences, and recurring decisions across development sessions.
Turn research into deliverables
Research a topic with web and file context, then use Make to turn the work into a presentation, document, spreadsheet, web app, or other deliverable without restarting the research.
Collaborate on product and content work
Use the shared canvas to coordinate objectives, drafts, feedback, brand context, and final assets with teammates and agents, while retaining human review before publication.
Create and publish updates
Connect GitHub for repository context and prepare approved posts or other materials for LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and YouTube from the same workspace.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- One Brain can provide approved context across multiple AI applications instead of keeping separate profiles in each app.
- Memory is user-manageable: entries can be reviewed, edited, deleted, imported, and exported.
- The Make0 Agent connects research, creation, review, and optional publishing in a shared canvas.
- The free plan provides a way to start with persistent memory and the Agent before upgrading.
Cons
- Cross-app use depends on supported client versions and MCP compatibility.
- The free plan has defined limits on memories, storage, connections, agent tokens, and media credits.
- The product combines a personal memory layer with a broader agent workspace, so users seeking only a simple chat-based memory feature may need to evaluate which parts they intend to use.
FAQ
How do I set up a Make0 Brain?
Build a Brain by importing context from ChatGPT or Claude, adding a Notion page, recording a 60-second introduction, or uploading files such as PDFs, documents, notes, images, audio, and video. You can then connect the Brain to supported AI clients through MCP.
Which AI tools can use a Make0 Brain?
Make0 Brain can be connected through MCP in supported versions of Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible clients. The Make0 Agent uses the same Brain within its canvas workspace.
Can I review or edit what the Brain remembers?
You can review, add, edit, and delete Brain entries. Make0 also supports importing a memory dump from ChatGPT or Claude and downloading a plaintext profile.
How does the Make0 Agent workflow work?
Research a topic in chat, click Make, choose an output format, and review the result on the canvas before sharing or scheduling it. Supported outputs include presentations, documents, spreadsheets, web apps, images, videos, and social posts.
What does the free plan include?
The free plan includes 250 Brain memories, 100 MB of Brain storage, up to 3 brains, 3 app connections, 500,000 agent tokens, and 250 media credits. Paid plans provide higher limits; the Brain APIs do not consume agent tokens.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI productivity and memory
- Primary platform
- Web app with MCP connections
- Supported AI clients
- Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Make0 Agent, and other compatible MCP clients
- Free plan
- 250 memories, 100 MB storage, 3 brains, 3 app connections, 500,000 agent tokens, and 250 media credits
- Agent outputs
- Presentations, documents, spreadsheets, web apps, images, videos, and social posts
- Publishing connections
- GitHub, LinkedIn, X, Instagram, and YouTube are described in the product materials
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