Features
Capture across AI platforms
Section titled “Capture across AI platforms”Automatically sync new conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, with more platforms planned. Already have history? Import in bulk — the current chat, or the last 24 hours / 7 days / 14 days — to bring existing work into your memory, not just future chats.
Web clipper & Library
Section titled “Web clipper & Library”Right-click any web page or selection → Save to Unibase Memory. Clips are extracted into clean documents and collected under the Library tab, searchable and reusable alongside your chats.
Search & organize
Section titled “Search & organize”Everything lives in one panel:
| Action | What it does |
|---|---|
| Search | Full-text search across all memories |
| All / Library / Starred | Switch between chats, web clips, and quick-access items |
| Filter | Narrow by AI platform or tag |
| Star | Pin important conversations or messages |
| Tags | Add/remove tags, or enable on-device AI tagging |
| Select | Multi-select memories to star or send together |
Use memory in the current chat
Section titled “Use memory in the current chat”Send a memory — or specific selected messages — directly into the current AI chat input box, ready to edit and submit. Continue a task in a new chat, or carry context from Claude into ChatGPT, without rewriting it.
On-device AI tagging
Section titled “On-device AI tagging”Optional AI-powered tagging generates tags automatically. The model (a small multilingual embedding model) runs entirely on your device and downloads once on first use; your conversation text is never sent to a server for tagging. You can turn it off anytime.
Delete & restore
Section titled “Delete & restore”Deleting a memory is a soft delete — it’s hidden from the panel but recoverable. Because the encrypted copy stays on Membase, you can restore it anytime.
Export backup
Section titled “Export backup”Export all memories as a JSON file — a portable backup you keep, importable into other tools that support the same memory format.
Optional sync to Membase
Section titled “Optional sync to Membase”Choose whether to sync. When enabled, memories move beyond local browser storage onto Unibase’s decentralized memory infrastructure — making them portable, recoverable, and verifiable on Unibase Explorer — while staying end-to-end encrypted. See Architecture.
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