Memorr AI is a desktop application for Mac and Windows designed to solve the context loss problem in long AI conversations. It uses a split‑screen interface (30 % chat and 70 % visual memory canvas) so you can create, edit and organise memory nodes while you chat. It stores everything locally for full privacy and supports multiple AI models like GPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity. Whether you’re a developer, writer, marketer, entrepreneur, student or product manager, Memorr helps you track projects, decisions and ideas over time so you don’t repeat yourself.

• Multiple AI providers: Lets you switch between models like GPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity within the same app.
• Saved locally: It stores your chats and memory nodes on your own device (Mac or Windows) to keep data private and secure.
• Export: Offers export options in JSON or Markdown so you can take your conversation history and memories out of the app.
• Visual memory canvas: Includes a large canvas where you can create, edit and organise memory nodes visually, giving a spatial way to track context.
• Your API keys (BYOK): You use your own API keys from AI model providers, which gives you control over costs and the latest models.
• Split‑screen interface: The app has a layout where roughly 30% is chat and 70% is the visual memory canvas, allowing smoother flow between chatting and organising.

• Maintains long‑term context: Memorr remembers past chats and keeps track of decisions so you don’t have to repeat yourself.
• Supports multiple AI models: You can use GPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity in the same workspace.
• Local data storage for privacy: Your conversations and memory nodes stay on your device, reducing risks.
• One‑time purchase / lifetime licence: Avoids monthly subscriptions; pay once and use forever (with some update conditions).
• Visual organisation of memory: The visual “memory canvas” lets you map, edit & manage context in a spatial way.

• Desktop only: Mac and Windows supported; mobile or browser‑only versions are missing (or not highlighted).
• Requires your own API keys: You need to plug in your own AI provider keys (e.g., OpenAI, Google) which adds setup effort.
• Initial learning curve: The visual memory canvas and branching workflow may take time to get used to.
• Updates free only for first year: After the first year either you’ll stay on your version or pay for major upgrades.

• Developers: Working on multi‑week or multi‑month software projects, where you need to track decisions, code changes, bugs and features in a context‑rich chat environment.
• Writers & Creators: Maintaining brand voice, style guides, evolving content strategies over time, keeping past ideas handy so each project builds on the last.
• Marketers: Running campaigns over months, tracking insights, metrics, tests and outcomes where context across sessions matters.
• Entrepreneurs: From idea to launch – keeping track of pivots, feedback, decisions, strategy, user insights in one workspace rather than scattered notes.
• Students: Over semesters, across subjects: keeping formulas, concepts, study sessions, project progress organised rather than lost in chat threads.
• Product managers: Managing features, roadmaps, stakeholder feedback, and user stories across quarters in one chat + memory system rather than fragmented tools.