Confluo is a shared AI memory platform designed to enhance productivity and context retention across multiple AI tools. It acts as a project's second brain, capturing and organizing decisions, bug reports, design choices, and research findings. This centralized knowledge base is then accessible to any AI you interact with, eliminating the need to repeatedly provide background information.

• Seamless Integration: Works with popular AI models like Claude, ChatGPT, and Gemini, with future support for Grok and Perplexity.

• Contextual Continuity: Carry context between different AI tools, ensuring a consistent understanding of your project's history and requirements.

• Intelligent Memory Capture: Automatically extracts key information such as decisions, bugs, code snippets, and research from conversations. It features a multi-provider extraction system (Gemini, Groq, rule-based) to ensure memories are always saved.

• Interactive Project Dashboard: Browse your project's memory as a dashboard, a Git-style timeline, or a dynamic knowledge graph, offering multiple ways to visualize and interact with your project's evolution.

• AI-Assisted Interaction: Ask questions in plain English about your project's history, decisions, or pending tasks, with answers grounded in your saved knowledge.

• Team Collaboration: Invite team members to share the project memory, timeline, graph, and files, with built-in chat to keep communication centralized.

• File Management: Organize project-related files within a dedicated file tree, with options to sync code directly from conversations.

• 'Switch Context' Feature: Generate a compressed brief of your project's history with one click, allowing any AI to instantly understand months of context.

• Claude MCP Connector: Integrate directly with Claude Desktop to allow Claude to read project context, save conversations, and search memories mid-chat without manual pasting.

Confluo offers a free plan that includes 3 projects and 50 memory blocks, with a Pro plan for advanced features coming soon. Stop re-explaining and start building with Confluo.