Memoriq

Overview

Memoriq is a privacy-focused AI memory vault designed to capture, organize, and search valuable conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok. It stores user chats in a secure end-to-end encrypted vault that only the user can decrypt and access. Completely open-source and self-hostable, it provides an alternative to plaintext cloud history services by keeping personal AI knowledge strictly under user control.

What it does

• Saves valuable conversations from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok using a browser extension.
• Encrypts chat titles, message bodies, metadata, and source URLs locally in the browser before upload.
• Organizes saved chat transcripts into customized project categories and unsorted view lists.
• Executes client-side decryption and searching over stored conversations after vault unlocking.

Who it's for

• Privacy-Conscious Professionals
• Researchers
• Developers
• AI Power Users

Why it works

• End-to-end client-side encryption ensures that server operators cannot read stored private chat text.
• Open-source and self-hostable design builds total user trust and eliminates vendor lock-in.
• Cross-platform capture unifies scattered chat histories from multiple major AI assistants.
• Portable vault export and import options give users complete ownership of their data.

Founder story

Memoriq was created by Gie Katon in 2026 to solve the problem of losing valuable chat transcripts across multiple AI tools. Frustrated by fragmented provider history and plaintext cloud storage, the project was built to provide an open-source, encrypted memory vault for personal AI knowledge work.

Alternatives

• Mem.ai
• Obsidian
• Notion AI
• TypingMind

Comparison overview

• Memoriq provides an end-to-end encrypted, self-hostable vault dedicated explicitly to capturing multi-provider AI chats, whereas note-taking apps like Mem.ai or Notion rely on standard cloud databases without multi-platform assistant extension scrapers.