Open-source MCP memory server. Persistent, searchable, tiered memory across sessions.
A better memory server for AI agents — works for one, scales to many. Local, free, zero-config, MCP-native. Your data stays on your machine. Quickstart · vs. mem0/Letta/Zep · Multi-agent · Recall Pro → · Book a demo Without a memory server, every Claude / Copilot / Cursor conversation starts cold. You re-explain the codebase, the conventions, the decisions, the gotchas — every time. Recall fixes…
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A better memory server for AI agents — works for one, scales to many. Local, free, zero-config, MCP-native. Your data stays on your machine. Quickstart · vs. mem0/Letta/Zep · Multi-agent · Recall Pro → · Book a demo Without a memory server, every Claude / Copilot / Cursor conversation starts cold. You re-explain the codebase, the conventions, the decisions, the gotchas — every time. Recall fixes that. Install it once, point your MCP client at it, and your AI now: Remembers across sessions —…
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