quorelo gives your AI assistants one shared long-term memory. Connect once, and ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and any MCP client remember what you're working on and how you like things done — so every chat doesn't start from zero.
Your AI is brilliant and completely forgetful. Every new chat — and every new tool — you re-explain who you are, what you're building, and how you like your code, again. The context lives in your head, so the work to rebuild it never ends.
Paste one MCP URL into ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client. That's the whole setup — no API keys, no config.
Your assistants quietly save what matters — your preferences, projects, decisions — and recall it in future chats, whichever tool you're in.
Browse everything quorelo knows in one place. See which assistant saved each memory, correct it, or delete it — anytime.
Not transcripts of every chat — the durable things worth carrying forward. quorelo keeps them short, sourced, and yours to edit.
No black box. Read every memory your assistants have saved, search it, and prune what's stale.
Download all of it as one JSON file whenever you want. It's your memory — take it with you.
Remove a single memory, or wipe your account entirely. When it's gone, it's gone — no quiet copies.
A search box is good at finding what looks like your question. But the memory you need often shares no words with what you asked — and that's exactly where plain similarity search comes up empty. quorelo closes that gap by reasoning about your memories, not just matching them.
When you save something, quorelo also works out the questions that memory could answer — including indirect ones that share none of its words — and remembers those too.
A question gets unpacked into the circumstances behind it — your time, money, commitments, plans — and each angle is matched, so the right memory surfaces even sideways.
The reasoning is only how it finds the memory. What comes back is exactly what you saved — verbatim and sourced, never a paraphrase you can't check.
Plain similarity search already nails questions worded like their answer — quorelo does that too. The difference shows on the questions that aren't. (The Map page lets you see the associations around an answer — a way to explore, not what makes recall land.)
A real run of quorelo's recall engine over a sample store of 138 memories. The memories that answer each question share almost no words — and little surface similarity — with it, so a plain search misses them. Pick a question: both columns below are one real run over the same store — plain vector search on the left, quorelo on the right.
“I'm redoing my renter's insurance — is there anything I own that would need extra coverage?”
“Be honest with me — do I have a pattern of impulse spending?”
“Sam and I are planning our anniversary trip — what should I keep in mind so it goes well?”
Connect your first assistant in about a minute. Free to start.