Questions, answered.

Shared, persistent memory for AI coding agents. Connect your repositories to Recallium Cloud through the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and every agent on the team can recall the architecture, decisions and fixes captured while the work was done, instead of re-learning the codebase each session.

Any client that speaks MCP: Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Codex, VS Code, Windsurf and the JetBrains IDEs among more than 60 tools. If your agent harness can add an MCP server, it works with Recallium.

Different product categories, benchmarked on common ground. Mem0 and Supermemory are memory layers for AI applications and agents. Recallium provides shared team context for coding agents, so what one developer’s agent learns is available to the whole team across sessions and repositories.

On LongMemEval-S, Recallium returns 96.3% of the evidence sessions within the top ten results across all 500 questions, abstention questions included. The full protocol, readers, judge, depth and run dates are published.

Yes. Cloud Free is hosted, includes 500 memories a month for personal use, and needs no infrastructure to run. Upgrade to Pro for shared team memory.

Both are hosted and rolling out as early access. Cloud Free includes 500 memories a month for personal use; Cloud Pro adds shared team memory and raises that to 5,000 a month. Every plan runs on the same managed infrastructure with the same security.

Sharing follows the repository, not the person. On Cloud Free nothing is shared. On Cloud Pro, the memory of a repository your team connects is read and written by every teammate’s agent, while a repository only you connect stays yours.

Yes. Start on Cloud Free and upgrade whenever you’re ready. Because it’s hosted, your memories are always there: nothing to export, import or migrate.

Yes. The community edition, offered since August 2025, formerly as MiniMe MCP, is free to run on your own infrastructure. It ships the core engine, while the newest retrieval optimisations are Cloud-only.

Cloud: add the Recallium MCP endpoint to your agent and you are done, nothing to install. Community edition: about five minutes with Docker; the start script opens a setup wizard in your browser.

Yes. The community edition exports every memory to a single file and imports it on another machine, with project mapping and a choice of merge or replace. The steps are in the community edition setup guide.

Recallium Cloud is a managed service; how your data is handled is set out in the privacy policy and the Data Processing Addendum. The community edition runs entirely on your own infrastructure, so nothing leaves your machine.