Memory for Claude Code

Support

Memory for Claude Code is a Mac app that gives Claude Code a memory of your projects. Notes, decisions and open questions live in a plain SQLite file inside your own project folder, which Claude reads at the start of every session.

The app showing a project's records, tags and chart

You write in it too. Claude records as it works, and you open the app and edit: correct a record, star what matters, archive what is finished, mark something as protected so Claude will never overwrite your words. It is a shared workspace, not a log you are handed.

The app warning that a record was changed by another process, with a Resolve button — When Claude changes a record while you have it open, the app says so and lets you choose which version survives.

And they write to each other. Every project has a mailbox. The Claude working on your iPhone app can leave a note for the Claude working on your website, and it will be waiting at the start of that project's next session.

Getting help

If something is not working, or you have a question or a suggestion, write to us. We read everything.

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Common questions

Where is my data? In a file called memory.db, inside the .claude folder of each project. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Do I need Claude Code? The app works on its own — open a folder and it creates the database. Claude Code is what makes the memory useful in a session.
How do I back it up? Like any other file: Time Machine, Git, or a copy. It is a standard SQLite database.
Can I stop using the app? Yes, and your records stay readable with any SQLite tool.

Privacy

The app collects no data at all. Read the full privacy policy.