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Saudad vs Supermemory

Supermemory is memory infrastructure for agents, for developers: an API, SDKs, plugins and a hosted server, open source under the MIT licence and priced in usage credits. Saudad is a personal memory you connect your agents to, with a dashboard to see and edit it, at one monthly or yearly price. If you’re building memory into your own agent or app, Supermemory is made for that and Saudad isn’t.

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At a glance

Supermemory as its own pages describe it, next to Saudad.
FeatureSupermemorySaudad
What it is[1]A memory engine for agents, available through an API, plugins and a hosted serverOne private memory your agents connect to, organised into spaces
Built for[1]DevelopersPeople who use several agents
Connecting agents[2][3]A hosted server with OAuth sign-in, and plugins for coding agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex and OpenClawA hosted server with OAuth sign-in, or an API key
Open source[3]Yes, MIT; it can run on your own machineNo
Price[4]Free with $5 of credits a month; Pro $19, Max $100 and Scale $399 a monthThe Personal plan, after a free trial with no card
An app for people[5]Its app address now leads to its developer consoleA dashboard to see, edit, undo and export

Where Supermemory is the better choice

  • You’re building memory into your own agent or app: it has an API and SDKs for JavaScript and Python.
  • You want to run it yourself: it’s open source, runs locally as one binary, and offers self-hosted deployments on its Scale and Enterprise plans.
  • You want ready-made plugins for coding agents.[3][4][1]

Where Saudad is the better choice

  • You want a memory for yourself, not a part to build with: sign in, paste one address into each agent, and you’re done.
  • You want to see, edit, undo and export what your agents remember, organised by client or project.
  • You want one fixed price instead of usage credits.

Which to choose

Choose Supermemory if…

  • You’re a developer adding memory to something you’re building.
  • You want open source you can host yourself.

Choose Saudad if…

  • You want your own agents to share one memory, with nothing to build or run.
  • You want a dashboard where you can see and correct every memory.

Questions

Why trust a comparison written by Saudad?

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

Does Supermemory have a consumer app?

Its app address now points to its developer console, and its homepage presents it as memory for agents through an API, plugins and a server.

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.Supermemory · Supermemory · checked 28 October 2026
  2. 2.Supermemory MCP · Supermemory documentation · checked 28 October 2026
  3. 3.supermemoryai/supermemory · GitHub · checked 28 October 2026
  4. 4.Pricing · Supermemory · checked 28 October 2026
  5. 5.Supermemory app · Supermemory · checked 28 October 2026

Changes to this page

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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.