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Start from what you are trying to do.

MemoMe is one product used three fairly different ways. Pick the one that sounds like you; the mechanics underneath are the same.

Someone who handles things for other people

Family

You are the one who has the passport numbers, the insurance policy, the school forms and the alarm code.

  • Paste your long notes page in as it is. Nothing has to be split into cards first.
  • Ask for a field the way you would say it out loud: “mom's passport number”.
  • Send one line to the person waiting on it, with an expiry and an off switch.

See a handover end to end

Someone building their own thing with an AI

Building with an AI

You are making your own app with Claude or ChatGPT. You want the problems that matter written down and a few keys kept close, without a project board that never felt like yours.

  • Keep a running list of the real problems as tasks, with no columns to configure first.
  • Connect the assistant you already use with one browser sign-in.
  • When it needs a key, it hands you a link, and the value never lands in the chat.

See how a key stays out of the chat

A few people who work on the same things

Small teams

You need shared working context without anyone's private records leaking into it.

  • A shared workspace sits beside each person's private one; they never merge.
  • Membership, roles and revocation are checked on every access.
  • Paying for a seat never grants access to that person's private records.

What Team includes

Connect

One browser sign-in, then it just works.

No tokens to paste, no environment variables to plan, no scope table to read first. Connect a client, use it, and revoke that one device whenever you want.

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For agents

What a connected AI can actually call.

The tool reference is written for the model, not for a buyer: what each tool is for, when it is the wrong choice, and which ones touch private values. It is also the page to read if you are deciding whether to authorize MemoMe at all.

Read the MCP tool reference

Machine-readable index for retrieval systems: /llms.txt