Second Brain gives Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and every MCP-compatible tool a shared continuity layer, so your projects, decisions, and context follow you across every session.
No re-explaining. No copy-paste. Just continuity.
If it speaks the Model Context Protocol, it plugs in. One Worker URL, every tool.
Every new conversation, you re-paste context. The tech stack. The architecture decisions. What you agreed on last Thursday. The file structure. The naming conventions. Again. And again.
The model is brilliant in the moment and completely blank at the start of the next session. You burn ten minutes per chat re-establishing context that should already exist.
Built-in memory features are black boxes. You can’t search them. You can’t audit what’s stored. You can’t export them. You can’t control when they trigger. They occasionally remember the right thing. Mostly they don’t.
Second Brain is different. It’s a memory layer you actually control — searchable, exportable, self-hosted, and yours.
Grab the desktop app for Mac or Windows. Cloudflare provisions your D1 database, Vectorize index, and Worker behind the scenes. Nothing to configure.
Paste your Worker URL into Claude Desktop, Claude Code, claude.ai, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client. One URL, every tool.
Context gets stored automatically as you work. At the start of each new session, the relevant parts surface. You stop re-explaining. Forever.
Watch the same question asked across ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor — all returning consistent answers thanks to Second Brain.
Second Brain doesn’t just store what you tell it — it synthesizes, resolves conflicts, and surfaces patterns you never explicitly wrote down.
Ask “what did I decide about the pricing model?” and get a direct answer — not a dump of raw entries. Supporting memories shown below if you want them.
Second Brain scans your memories after every recall and surfaces recurring themes you never wrote down. “You revisit this tradeoff every quarter.” Derived, not told.
“Users dropping off at checkout” surfaces when you search “conversion problems.” Meaning-based retrieval — no exact match, no tagging required.
When two memories conflict or overlap, Second Brain resolves them — merging near-duplicates, auto-correcting contradictions. Context stays clean over months.
Every memory gets an AI score at capture. Frequently recalled entries rank higher over time. Ask “what was I building last Tuesday?” and get the right moment.
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Windsurf — every MCP-compatible client shares the same memory layer. One deployment, one brain, every tool you use.
Browse by date, filter by tag, edit memories in place. Export everything to JSON or Markdown. Full visibility into what your AI knows — no CLI needed.
Runs entirely on your own Cloudflare account. No vendor touches your data. Covered by the free tier — no credit card, no lock-in.
Most memory tools accumulate. Second Brain reconciles. Every new memory is checked against what’s already stored — conflicts get resolved, near-duplicates get merged, stale beliefs get replaced.
“Based in New York — not planning to move anytime soon.”
“Moving to Lisbon in March. Remote made it possible, cost of living did the rest.”
“Moving to Lisbon in March. Remote made it possible, cost of living did the rest.”
Every incoming memory is semantically compared against existing ones. When two beliefs conflict, Second Brain flags it and auto-resolves to the newer truth — without you having to manage it.
Near-duplicates in the 0.85–0.95 similarity band go through an LLM prompt that decides: keep both, replace, or merge into a single coherent memory. Nothing accumulates blindly.
Exact or near-exact matches (≥0.95 similarity) are blocked before storing — no LLM call, no overhead. Your brain stays dense, not bloated.
No separate service. No extra deploy. Open your Worker URL in any browser — auth is handled client-side, your token lives in localStorage.
Semantic search across your whole brain — not keyword matching. “payment drop-off” finds “users abandoning checkout”. Each result shows match score, tags, source, and timestamp.
Every entry in reverse chronological order. Filter by tag to review what you stored under work or decision this week. Append updates or forget entries inline.
Type a note and hit save. Drop #tags anywhere in the text — the UI strips them and stores them as tags. Works from your phone browser too.
Capture context — wherever you are, whatever you’re using.
Capture and recall from your terminal. Pipe meeting notes, grep output, or anything else straight into your brain — no copy-paste required.
Turn your entire Obsidian vault into AI context. Sync everything or just tagged notes, with auto-sync on save and a built-in sidebar for searching your brain without leaving the app.
Capture thoughts the moment they hit. Voice memo while walking, a quick text note, or save from any app’s share sheet — straight to your AI’s memory.
The popular memory tools each ask for a trade-off — your data on their cloud, a usage meter, or one machine only. Second Brain doesn’t.
“One of the easiest ways to deploy a separate shared vectorized memory layer. Two minutes to set up — one-click deploy, schema, auth token, done.”
“I appreciate how no-fluff this is. Exactly the sort of thing CF likes to highlight as an example of the promise of the platform.”
“The 85–95 flagged tier is the clever bit. Most setups hard-dedupe at one threshold and lose the partial overlaps that actually carry new context.”
“This is awesome. I’ve been building on Cloudflare and was thinking of something similar to Claude-mem but in the cloud.”
“One of the easiest ways to deploy a separate shared vectorized memory layer. Two minutes to set up — one-click deploy, schema, auth token, done.”
“I appreciate how no-fluff this is. Exactly the sort of thing CF likes to highlight as an example of the promise of the platform.”
“The 85–95 flagged tier is the clever bit. Most setups hard-dedupe at one threshold and lose the partial overlaps that actually carry new context.”
“This is awesome. I’ve been building on Cloudflare and was thinking of something similar to Claude-mem but in the cloud.”
“Love the included iOS shortcuts + bookmarklet. I’ve built so many of those for personal use; this brings it to another level.”
“A clever setup, especially running entirely on the free tier. Memory is the new moat for agents.”
“Boring-in-a-good-way infrastructure. Built-in memory feels magical until it remembers the wrong thing confidently. Explicit control is the saner version.”
“Love the included iOS shortcuts + bookmarklet. I’ve built so many of those for personal use; this brings it to another level.”
“A clever setup, especially running entirely on the free tier. Memory is the new moat for agents.”
“Boring-in-a-good-way infrastructure. Built-in memory feels magical until it remembers the wrong thing confidently. Explicit control is the saner version.”
No credit card required for personal use. Schema auto-creates. You own every byte.
Two minutes to deploy. Free forever. Every AI tool you use, finally working from the same page.