What changed, and when.

Added support for Google Antigravity.

Prototype a new one-thumb surface for catching a thought before it evaporates. Open Capture, press the plate, and talk: the thought gets filed, or answered when it was a question. A receipt shows exactly what was kept, with a few seconds of undo. A misheard word is a tap away from a keyboard fix, and a type toggle covers devices without a mic. Rolling out to select accounts today.

Two more one-click buttons on the connect page, joining Cursor’s. Add to Claude opens Claude’s own connector form with the name and server URL already filled in: press it, sign in, allow. ChatGPT doesn’t accept pre-filled details yet, so its button jumps straight to the right form instead, with the URL one copy away.

Continue with Google now sits on the login screen. It lands in the same account as the emailed magic links (matched by email address), so nothing forks: same memory, faster door. The magic link stays for anyone who prefers it.

An empty memory is a cold start, so a seed prompt now lives on the connect page and in the app. Run it in the AI that has the history, and it writes down everything worth keeping: projects, people, preferences, open loops. Pasted back through any connected AI, the cobrain starts full instead of blank.

Working Memory is now listed on Smithery and Glama, and publishes a standard machine-readable card so other directories can list it accurately, automatically. Whatever the discovery path, setup is the same one line.

Signing in now lands on the Memory page: everything Working Memory is holding. The old chat screen is retired. Capture and recall happen in the connected AIs; the app is the window for looking things over. Also fixed along the way: deleted memories no longer appear in filtered views.

The connect page now opens with one question: which AI? Picking one reveals exactly that setup, instead of six panels to scroll past. Old deep links still land on the right panel, and without JavaScript the page simply shows everything, like before.

When a trial runs out, nothing vanishes. Memories stay safe and searchable, saves keep working for three more days, and after that the AI in the conversation explains plainly what happened and where to renew, instead of failing with a cryptic error. Renewal picks everything back up where it left off.

This site got a redesign: a ledger, with a margin rail, ruled baselines, and one typeface doing all the talking. Same product, calmer paper. Even the 404 page says something fun.

Pricing is now a single flat plan at $19.99 a month (with a yearly option), and everything is in it: unlimited capture, recall, and storage across every connected AI. No tiers to compare, no feature matrix to squint at.

Every memory is correctable. Any connected AI can update or delete one on request, with the previous version kept first, so a bad edit is reversible. Deletion only ever happens on request (Working Memory never deletes on its own), and deleted memories keep a 30-day grace period before they’re gone for good.

Account deletion removes an account and everything in it immediately. Memories, transcripts, and billing. And the export now includes voice-note transcripts for former voice-app users, so a complete copy of the data can be returned on account deletion.

Each AI’s setup now lives directly on the connect page: numbered steps with the real menu names, and a one-click install for Cursor. No hopping to a guide and back. A screenshot walkthrough is one click away.