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FAQ

Make sure the extension is installed and pinned to the toolbar. Check the browser’s extensions menu (top-right), find Unibase Memory, and click the pin icon.

  1. Make sure you’re on a supported platform (ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini).
  2. Refresh the page.
  3. Open the Unibase Memory panel.
  4. Use Import to Memory to sync the current conversation manually.
  5. Check that you’re signed in.

That’s normal when there are many conversations. Due to platform limits, large histories import gradually in the background — you can keep using the browser while it runs.

After signing out, memories are hidden from the panel. Sign back in with the same account to view them again — your synced archive is restored from Membase.

Make sure MetaMask is installed and unlocked in the browser, then try signing in again.

Yes. Memory is local-first and, when synced, end-to-end encrypted with a key derived from your wallet — only you can read it. See Architecture.

No. Sync is optional. With it off, everything stays in local browser storage. With it on, memory becomes portable, recoverable, and verifiable on Unibase Explorer — while staying encrypted.


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