Automatic capture
Atlaso captures decisions, watch-outs, open questions, and other useful context as you work, without requiring you to manually save notes. The homepage says secrets are scrubbed before anything is stored.
Atlaso
Atlaso is an AI memory layer that keeps shared context across multiple AI tools, so details learned in one session can carry into the next. It is aimed at people who move between coding and chat tools and want automatic memory capture and recall.
Overview
Atlaso is an AI memory layer that keeps one shared, persistent memory across multiple AI tools. The site positions it as a way to stop re-explaining context each time you switch between tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop, OpenCode, and Antigravity.
It captures useful context as you work, then recalls that memory in later sessions before the model answers. The product also separates personal and per-project memory, scrubs secrets before storage, and offers a dashboard plus export controls on paid plans.
Features
Automatic recall
When you open another supported tool, Atlaso retrieves relevant memories before the model sees your prompt so the new session can continue with prior context.
Personal and project scopes
Atlaso keeps personal memory and per-project memory separated, so context can follow you across tools while still staying isolated by project.
Cross-tool memory layer
The product is positioned as one shared memory layer across Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop, OpenCode, and Antigravity, with more tools mentioned as coming soon.
Ambient Memory and enrichment
Pro and Build include Ambient Memory, background enrichment, and an Ask your memory workflow, which the pricing page describes as oriented every session and refreshed nightly.
Developer memory API
Build adds a developer memory API, private per-end-user memory, project API keys for server-to-server use, support for connecting software or devices, and a per-project usage dashboard.
Use cases
Cross-tool continuity
Keep project decisions, preferences, and open questions available when you move from one AI tool to another. Atlaso is designed so context learned in one place shows up in the next supported tool automatically.
Personal and project memory
Use Atlaso to maintain a separate memory stream for each project while keeping your personal preferences available across sessions. The site shows personal and per-project scopes as distinct memory boundaries.
Developer workflows
Capture and recall context inside coding workflows where you switch between tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. The homepage explicitly frames Atlaso around these tools and terminal-based use.
Product and device integration
Use the Build plan when you want memory embedded in your own software or hardware. Atlaso says Build includes a developer memory API, project API keys, and support for connecting software or devices.
Recurring context management
Rely on the system for recurring notes, watch-outs, and changing facts that should be remembered and re-evaluated rather than retyped every session. The research pages emphasize memory retrieval, contradiction handling, and freshness.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Works across multiple AI tools instead of keeping context trapped in a single app.
- Captures and recalls memory automatically, reducing manual copy-paste and re-explaining.
- Separates personal and per-project memory for cleaner context boundaries.
- Offers privacy controls including secret scrubbing, deletion, and account-level export on paid plans.
- Includes a developer memory API on Build for integrating memory into other software or devices.
Cons
- The Free plan is limited to one device and one active tool.
- Export to JSON is listed on Pro and Build, not on Free.
- Build API limits are described as fair-use, and the pricing page does not publish exact throughput or usage caps.
FAQ
How much does Atlaso cost?
Atlaso’s Free plan includes one device and one active AI tool. Pro is $10/month and adds unlimited devices and tools sharing one memory, plus Ambient Memory, background enrichment, Ask your memory, and JSON export. Build is $25/month and adds the developer memory API.
Can I cancel anytime?
Yes. Atlaso is billed monthly and can be canceled from Settings or the dashboard. Pro and Build remain active until the end of the current billing cycle, and there is no annual commitment shown on the pricing page.
What happens to my memories if I downgrade or cancel?
Atlaso keeps memories in your account when you downgrade or cancel. The site says nothing is deleted, and capture and recall continue within the Free plan’s limits. While on Pro or Build, you can export your memory as JSON.
What does the Build plan add?
Build includes a developer memory API with private, isolated memory per end user, project API keys for server-to-server use, support for connecting software or devices, and a per-project usage dashboard.
Is my data private with Atlaso?
Atlaso says it scrubs secrets before storage, encrypts data in transit and at rest, does not train models on your memory, and does not sell it. On the Free plan, memory is not sent to any LLM.
Quick Facts
- Category
- AI memory layer
- Primary users
- People using multiple AI coding and chat tools
- Platform support
- macOS, Linux, Windows, terminal
- Supported tools mentioned
- Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop, OpenCode, Antigravity
- Source domain
- atlaso.ai
- Pricing
- Free plan available; Pro $10/month; Build $25/month
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