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Docs, tables, and apps combined into one collaborative workspace
Supermemory
Unified AI-powered memory hub for your digital content
Supermemory lets you store, retrieve, and chat with information from URLs, PDFs, notes, and cloud services, and integrates with major AI tools via the Supermemory MCP.
Overview
Overview
Supermemory is a fast, scalable memory engine that lets individuals and teams capture knowledge from any source—web links, PDFs, plain‑text notes, or files stored in Notion, Google Drive, and OneDrive. Once added, the content becomes searchable through a natural‑language chat interface, enabling instant recall without manual browsing.
Capabilities & Deployment
The platform runs on Cloudflare Workers and Pages, leveraging a PostgreSQL‑backed datastore for durability. Users access the service via https://app.supermemory.ai, where they can sign in, add memories, and connect their preferred AI assistants (Claude, Cursor, etc.) through the Supermemory MCP integration. This tight coupling allows AI tools to pull contextual information directly from a user's personal knowledge base, enhancing generation quality and relevance.
Who Benefits
Knowledge workers, developers building AI‑augmented applications, and research teams looking to consolidate disparate documents will find Supermemory especially valuable. The web‑first experience requires an internet connection and a Supermemory account, but it eliminates the need for separate note‑taking, document‑search, and AI‑integration pipelines.
Highlights
Add memories from URLs, PDFs, plain text, and file uploads
Chat with stored content using natural‑language queries
Supermemory MCP connects memories to major AI tools
Integrate with Notion, Google Drive, and OneDrive
Pros
- High performance and scalable architecture
- Supports multiple content formats and cloud services
- Natural‑language retrieval simplifies knowledge access
- Seamless integration with popular AI assistants
Considerations
- Requires an internet connection and user account
- Limited to supported third‑party services for import
- Learning curve for configuring MCP integrations
- Dependent on external AI tool compatibility
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Fit guide
Great for
- Knowledge workers needing quick reference across documents
- Developers building AI‑augmented applications
- Teams consolidating scattered resources into a single searchable hub
- Researchers aggregating literature and notes
Not ideal when
- Offline‑only environments
- Highly sensitive data that must remain on‑premises
- Users requiring extensive UI customization
- Simple one‑off note‑taking without AI integration
How teams use it
Literature Review
Researchers upload PDFs and retrieve key findings via chat, accelerating synthesis.
Customer Support Knowledge Base
Support agents query past tickets and documentation to resolve issues faster.
Personal Knowledge Management
Individuals store notes, web articles, and files, then recall any piece with natural language.
AI Tool Augmentation
AI assistants pull contextual memories to generate more accurate, context‑aware responses.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I add a memory?
Paste a URL, upload a PDF, or type a note directly in the Supermemory web app.
Which external services can I connect?
Supermemory integrates with Notion, Google Drive, and OneDrive for importing files.
What is Supermemory MCP?
MCP is the integration layer that lets AI tools like Claude and Cursor access your stored memories.
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