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Synceor keeps your conversations, project context, decisions, and next steps connected across the AI tools you use.
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One shared memory across the AI tools you use.
Memory, context, and continuity that move with you while you work.
Switch from one AI to another without rebuilding your context from scratch.
Learn MoreDecisions, preferences, blockers, and next steps are captured as durable context automatically.
Synceor brings back only the context the current conversation actually needs.
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Synceor keeps the context moving, even when you change AI.
Useful decisions, preferences, and context are saved while you talk.
Synceor turns scattered conversations into durable memory.
Only the context the current conversation needs is brought back.
See your conversations across every connected AI in one place.
Resume with your decisions, blockers, and next step already loaded.
ContinueYour next AI starts with the decisions, blockers, and next step already known.
Everything you need to know before connecting your AI tools.
Synceor is a shared memory and context layer for the AI tools you use. It keeps useful decisions, preferences, project context, and other important information available across supported AI assistants instead of leaving that context trapped inside one conversation.
Built-in memory usually belongs to one AI product. Synceor keeps its own shared memory so relevant context can move with you between supported AI tools.
No. Synceor is designed to capture useful long-term context rather than treating every message as permanent memory. Recent conversation history and durable memory are handled separately.
While you work, Synceor can identify useful context such as decisions, preferences, blockers, project details, and next steps, then turn that information into durable memory that can be recalled later.
Synceor does not need to add your entire memory to every conversation. It retrieves only the context that appears relevant to what you are currently asking or working on.
Yes. The current Memory page lets you review, edit, and delete durable memories in your Synceor account. Additional controls will be introduced as they are released.
The current browser experience supports ChatGPT and Claude. Gemini, DeepSeek, and Kimi are shown as coming soon; availability depends on the connection method and your plan.
No. For the normal Synceor browser experience, you connect your Synceor account instead of configuring your own model API keys. Synceor runs its memory infrastructure behind the product.
Your Synceor memory stays independent of any individual AI conversation. When relevant, Synceor can bring the context the next supported AI needs so you do not have to rebuild the same background manually.
No. Synceor separates recent source conversations from durable memory. Chat history preserves the original conversation context, while memory keeps the useful information that should continue to matter later.
The Browser plan currently includes around 30 days of recent raw history and permanent compacted memory. Availability and limits can change with the plan you choose.
Your Synceor data is associated with your account and used to provide memory and continuity features. You can review, edit, or delete durable memories from the current Memory experience.
Free lets you try shared memory with limited usage and the supported connections. Browser expands the browser experience with broader history, continuity, search, and project-context features.
Those capabilities are part of Synceor’s broader Pro direction. Coding-agent integrations, MCP, desktop sync, and deeper workflows are coming soon rather than currently available.
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