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Maximem Vity is memory for the AI apps you already use. Install a plugin or browser extension into a host product, or connect an MCP server, and what you tell one AI app is available in the others, so you don’t have to re-explain yourself. To get started, follow the Quickstart.
The navbar Dashboard button opens the Synap dashboard. To manage your Vity account, open the Vity dashboard.
Building an agent for other people to use? That is a different product. See Vity or Synap?. Vity is for adding memory to the apps you use day to day.

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What Vity does

  • Cross-platform memory: your facts, preferences, and history follow you across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Manus, OpenClaw, Hermes, and MCP clients such as Claude Code and Cursor. They all read and write one memory per Vity account.
  • Recall and capture, depending on where you use it: the OpenClaw and Hermes plugins recall relevant memories before each turn and save new context after it, with no manual steps. The browser extension suggests related memories while you type, and you tick the ones you want added to your message; it saves your chats after each reply on the sites that support it. With an MCP client, your agent decides when to call Vity’s recall and save tools. See each page for the details.
  • Memory you can inspect and delete: you can see and delete your memories in the dashboard at app.maximem.ai, and the OpenClaw and Hermes plugins let your agent forget things on request. The dashboard has no delete-everything button, and memories cannot be exported yet. Vity keeps your data in its cloud and uses outside AI model providers to process it, so it is not end-to-end encrypted. Privacy and data explains what Vity keeps, who can reach it, and your controls.

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Available for

MCP Server

One connector for every MCP-capable agent, including Claude Code and Cursor. Recall, knowledge, voice, and capture as tools.

OpenClaw

Memory plugin for OpenClaw. Syncs context across OpenClaw, ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Manus, and more.

Hermes Agent

Persistent, cross-session semantic memory for the Hermes Agent. Recalls and captures automatically each turn.
Vity also comes with small apps that use your memory, such as Sound Like Me, Summarize for Me and WaitPro. The browser extension brings the same memory to AI chat sites in Chrome, such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. It also works on Perplexity, but only for pulling memories into your message: it doesn’t save your Perplexity chats. More host apps are rolling out.

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Vity or Synap?

Vity gives you memory in the AI tools you use. If you are building an agent for other people, you want a different product: Vity or Synap? explains the difference and which one fits.