Introducing the OpenMemory Chrome Extension

Introducing the OpenMemory Chrome Extension

Taranjeet Singh
June 23, 2025

If you're like most people using AI today, you probably switch tools based on the task. You might turn to ChatGPT to brainstorm ideas or draft content, use Perplexity to do research, rely on Claude to help write or review code, and check in with Gemini for quick summaries or contextual answers. Each tool has its strengths, but none of them remember the context that you have already given to the others. The context lost between tools is exactly what we’re solving.

At Mem0, our mission is to build the memory layer for AI agents - a universal, portable memory infrastructure that works across tools, assistants, and environments.

Today, we're excited to introduce the OpenMemory Chrome Extension - a lightweight, client-side memory layer that brings persistent, user-controlled memory to browser-based AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Grok, Gemini.

What Is the OpenMemory Chrome Extension?

The OpenMemory Chrome Extension is a local memory layer for browser-based AI assistants. It captures relevant context from your conversations, stores it in a structured memory format, and lets you reuse it across sessions and tools.

It works entirely in the browser, no server needed, and is fully integrated with the OpenMemory dashboard for visibility and control.

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How It Works

Once installed, OpenMemory integrates directly into ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Grok and Gemini. It automatically detects key facts from your conversations - like “lives in New York,” “is vegetarian,” or “is preparing for a product launch”, and saves them as memories. These can then be reused across different tools without you lifting a finger.

All of this is managed through a simple, intuitive dashboard where you can view, search, edit, or delete your stored memories at any time.

Supported Tools

The extension currently works with:

What it Enables

With OpenMemory, your AI tools start working together more like a team, sharing the same understanding of who you are and your preferences.

You get:

Use Cases

Some practical examples of OpenMemory:

Conclusion

With the OpenMemory Chrome Extension and OpenMemory MCP, we’re building toward a future where memory isn’t locked into one product or platform, it’s portable, user-controlled, and shared across the tools you already use.

We believe memory should be a first-class layer for AI agents. The tools you choose should work together, and your context should move with you, by default.

This extension is just one step in that direction, but it’s a meaningful one.

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