
Original Echo
A little corner is enough to start.
Echo packs
- 100 past chats
- a few new chats / week
- 100 context returns / week










oh, hi. I remember where we left off.
Echo is a cross-tool memory layer for AI chats and coding agents, available in Chrome and through MCP.
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A little corner is enough to start.
Echo packs
One command installs Echo. You’ll finish your plan during setup.
Original Echonpm i -g @echomem/mcp@latest && echomem-mcp initOne click on ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini — sign in once, and your memory follows you.
Portable AI memory is context that moves with you across AI tools. Echo saves the names, decisions, project details, and working context from one conversation and brings them into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and your coding tools.
ChatGPT's memory only works inside ChatGPT. Echo is cross-platform: what you told ChatGPT is available in Claude, Gemini, and your IDE, so your context isn't locked inside one app.
Install Echo from the Chrome Web Store, sign in, and it works on ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini right away. There is no configuration beyond one click.
Not by itself — but with Echo it does. Echo carries the context you built in ChatGPT into Claude and Gemini, so switching models does not mean starting over.
Echo saves your prompts, briefs, and project context once, then brings them into any supported chat. It replaces the manual prompt doc you keep copying from Notion, Google Docs, or old chat threads.
Echo connects to IDEs and agents like Cursor through MCP, so the research and project context from your chats is available where you code — your editor no longer ignores your research.
The Chrome extension works on ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini today. Echo also reaches IDEs and agents such as Cursor via MCP, OpenClaw via a plugin, and offers an iOS app, EchoChat.
Echo offers optional encryption at rest. When you turn on Vault, a key derived from your password and a unique salt encrypts stored memory descriptions and details with AES-256-GCM. Echo and third-party AI providers process content in readable form when creating and organizing memories.