Memoriq is a private AI memory vault that provides a secure home for conversations generated with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok. It is built for privacy-conscious individuals who regularly use multiple AI assistants and need a unified way to preserve their best thinking. The product's core value is its end-to-end encryption: every chat is encrypted on the user's device using AES-256 before ever reaching Memoriq's servers. This zero-knowledge approach means not even the company can read the stored content. By offering both a free hosted account and a self-hostable open-source version, Memoriq gives users control over their digital memory without compromising on privacy or convenience.
The main problem Memoriq solves is the fragmentation and vulnerability of AI conversations. Currently, chats are scattered across different provider sidebars (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok) with no cross-platform search. Moreover, these conversations remain on provider servers, where they can be read, used for training, or exposed in a breach. Users risk losing important threads when accounts change, limits hit, or interfaces update. Memoriq addresses this by providing a single, encrypted vault that keeps important conversations portable and secure. It prevents the loss of valuable back-and-forth discussions, research summaries, and personal plans that would otherwise be irretrievable.
The first major feature is the free Chrome extension for one-click chat capture. Users install the extension, sign in, and can save any conversation from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok directly from the page without leaving the AI interface. This works by injecting a save button that triggers client-side encryption before uploading. The benefit is zero friction: users capture chats as they go, ensuring they never forget to save a valuable thread. The extension also supports manual import of conversation exports for providers without extension support. This feature makes archiving effortless, turning the vault into a living record of AI interactions.
The second major feature is the end-to-end encryption architecture. Memoriq uses AES-256 encryption that runs entirely in the user's browser. The encryption key lives only on the device and never reaches the server. This zero-knowledge design means that the server stores only ciphertext, making it impossible for Memoriq or any third party to decrypt the conversations. The company explicitly states no training on user data ever occurs. Users can verify this by auditing the open-source code on GitHub. This feature is critical for sensitive content like health data or business plans, ensuring absolute privacy.
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Beyond capture and encryption, Memoriq provides a powerful organizational system. Conversations are automatically tagged with source, date, and can be grouped into projects. Users can apply their own tags for custom categorization. The vault supports full-text search across all saved chats, making it easy to find specific discussions from any provider. This search capability is a significant improvement over sifting through individual provider histories. Users can filter by provider, date range, tags, or project. The combination of projects, tags, and search ensures that even large archives remain navigable and useful.
The overall workflow of Memoriq is designed for simplicity and security. First, users install the Chrome extension and create an account. Whenever they are in a conversation on ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Grok, they click the save button to encrypt and upload the chat to their vault. Alternatively, they can import conversation exports manually. Once in the vault, each chat appears with its source, timestamp, and accompanying metadata. Users can browse their collection, search for topics, and open any thread to read it in its original formatted form. The vault interface mirrors a chat app, making navigation intuitive. Users can also export or delete their entire archive at any time.
Concrete scenarios where Memoriq proves invaluable include saving a multi-week travel planning session with detailed itineraries, preserving a research summary with links and steps refined through back-and-forth, and archiving a business plan that spanned 200 messages. In each case, users avoid the risk of losing these complex threads to account limits or provider changes. The outcome is a reliable, searchable repository of their best AI-assisted work. Another use case is maintaining privacy for health-related research conversations, ensuring they never leave user control. Memoriq gives peace of mind that important conversations are both protected and accessible.
Memoriq targets privacy-conscious individuals, heavy users of multiple AI assistants, developers who prefer self-hosted solutions, and professionals handling sensitive data. The product works on all major browsers via its Chrome extension and web app. It is compatible with ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok. Pricing is free for a hosted account with 100 MB storage, or self-host for unlimited storage using the open-source code. The AGPL license allows forking and private deployment. In summary, Memoriq offers a private, encrypted, and portable memory vault that solves the fragmentation and insecurity of AI conversations across platforms.
Privacy-conscious individuals who use multiple AI chatbots (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok) and want to centralize their conversations securely. Developers and organizations seeking a self-hosted, open-source solution for complete control over data. Professionals handling sensitive information such as business plans, health research, or legal documents who require client-side encryption. Heavy AI users who need to search across hundreds of saved chats quickly. Researchers and writers who compile extensive AI-assisted work and want a permanent, searchable archive. Freelancers and small teams managing multiple client projects via AI assistants.