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Saudad vs MemoryPlugin

Both are hosted memories that your agents share, and both connect to them as a remote server with OAuth sign-in. MemoryPlugin also works inside chat apps through a browser extension and imports past chats; Saudad does neither. Saudad organises your memory into spaces, with every memory labelled with its space and the app that saved it.

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At a glance

MemoryPlugin as its own pages describe it, next to Saudad.
FeatureMemoryPluginSaudad
How tools connect[1][2]A browser extension, a hosted server with OAuth, a local option, and a Custom GPTA hosted server with OAuth sign-in, or an API key
Tools[1]“21+ AI tools”, in its own words, including ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Claude Code, Codex and CursorClaude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw and other apps that connect to remote servers, and ChatGPT on its Business, Enterprise and Edu plans (read-only on Pro)
Importing past chats[1]From ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, TypingMind, Grok and DeepSeekNot offered
OrganisationNot covered in the pages we readSpaces you name; every memory shows its space and the app that saved it
Undo and exportNot covered in the pages we readA 7-day undo; export everything any time
Price[1]Currently Core $89 a year and Pro $180 a year, billed annually; 7-day free trial, 14-day refundThe Personal plan, after a free trial with no card

Where MemoryPlugin is the better choice

  • You want memory inside chat apps that don’t connect to outside servers: its browser extension works in them.
  • You want to bring in your past chats: it imports them from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, TypingMind, Grok and DeepSeek.
  • You want your Claude Code, Codex and Cursor conversations synced into one history: its macOS app does that.
  • You want a local server option as well as a hosted one.[1]

Where Saudad is the better choice

  • You want your memory organised into spaces, such as one per client or project, with every memory showing its space and the app that saved it.
  • You want to see and edit everything in one dashboard, undo for 7 days, and export it all.

Which to choose

Choose MemoryPlugin if…

  • You use chat apps that can’t connect to a memory server.
  • Importing your chat history matters to you.

Choose Saudad if…

  • You want one memory organised by client or project, with each memory labelled by its space and app.
  • You want to see, correct and undo what’s remembered, in one dashboard.

Questions

Why trust a comparison written by Saudad?

Don’t take it on trust: every fact about MemoryPlugin links MemoryPlugin’s own pages, with the date we read them, and we say where MemoryPlugin is the better choice. If something here is out of date, the source link is the place to check.

Can I use both?

Yes. They are separate memories, so each agent knows only what is in the one it’s connected to.

Does MemoryPlugin work with ChatGPT?

MemoryPlugin lists ChatGPT among its tools and offers a browser extension and a Custom GPT. Saudad works with ChatGPT on its Business, Enterprise and Edu plans (read-only on Pro).

What does Saudad cost?

€9 a month billed yearly, or €12 monthly, VAT included, after a 14-day free trial with no card.

Sources

  1. 1.MemoryPlugin · MemoryPlugin · checked 28 October 2026
  2. 2.Remote MCP server · MemoryPlugin Help · checked 28 October 2026

Changes to this page

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Saudad wrote this page and has tried to be fair to every product in it. Each fact about another product links its source, read on the date beside it.

Give every agent the same brain.

Saudad is one private memory that Claude and your other agents share. Paste one address into each agent you use.