Tell it once.
An assistant saves a lasting preference, a project decision, or a detail you want remembered.
Connect an assistantYour preferences, projects, and decisions shouldn’t start over with every new assistant.
Threadkeeper gives the agents you use one shared memory. Yours to inspect, correct, and carry forward.
Early preview · Self-hosted · Built for MCP
“Keep it clear, concise,
and in my own voice.”
01 / THE IDEA
A new assistant shouldn’t mean explaining yourself all over again. Let your context travel with you.
An assistant saves a lasting preference, a project decision, or a detail you want remembered.
Connect an assistant ↗Threadkeeper keeps the memory with its original source. You can see exactly what it holds, and why.
Explore the Record ↓The next connected agent can recall relevant context within its permissions, without seeing the other agent’s conversation.
See your controls ↓02 / THE RECORD
A personal archive, with you at the controls. Browse what’s remembered, inspect its source, and change your mind.

Every memory, its source, and your corrections. One place to keep it all straight.
ACTUAL PRODUCT UI · EXAMPLE DATA03 / IN YOUR KEEPING
Personal memory should be understandable, editable, and yours to take with you.
See the original words. Distinguish what you said from what an agent reported or inferred.
Fix a detail and the next recall uses your version. The previous interpretation stays in history.
Give each assistant its own credential, choose project access, and decide whether it can read or save.
Export your memory to another installation, or remove it from future recall. Copies already shared outside Threadkeeper remain outside its control.
WHY THREADKEEPER EXISTS
“What if the context that makes one agent feel personal could move with you to the next?”
It started with how well ChatGPT remembered personal details and preferences. Threadkeeper brings that idea to a memory layer you can use across agents, without the long introduction every time.
SAME YOU. NEXT AGENT.
Explore the code, run the local demo,
and help shape what comes next.
Early preview. Runs on your computer or server.
No hosted service yet. Open-source license to be determined.