Nexsus - Give your AI a memory that outlives the chat

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Nexsus gives your AI assistant a private, persistent memory. Connect it to Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini and it stops forgetting β€” it builds its own data models, stores and links records, and recalls anything later by meaning, in a brand-new chat, weeks later. No more pasting the same context into every conversation. Free to start, no card, your data stays yours.

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Hey Product Hunt πŸ‘‹ I built Nexsus to kill a problem every AI power-user knows: the growing pile of .md files. You end up keeping scratch notes, context docs, and copy-pasted history that you re-paste into every new chat, just so your assistant remembers who you are and what you're working on. That's not memory β€” it's a filing cabinet you have to carry yourself. Nexsus is institutional memory for your AI. Connect it to Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini over MCP and your assistant gets a private, structured workspace it reads and writes to itself. It creates its own data models, stores and updates records (with full version history β€” nothing's ever silently lost), links related things, and recalls anything later by meaning β€” not a keyword search through a folder. Ask it "what did we agree with that client in March?" in a fresh conversation months later, and it just knows. Why I call it a substrate, not a feature: most AI memory today is a thin layer on top of the chat window β€” gone the moment you switch tools or start a new session. Nexsus sits underneath, like a database sits under an app. It becomes part of what your assistant is, for your work, permanently. A few things I care about: β€’ One-minute setup β€” OAuth sign-in, no API keys to paste β€’ You watch it build its own structure live, in plain conversation β€” no schema, no code β€’ Your data is yours β€” isolated workspace, export any time, never used to train models β€’ Free to start β€” no card, no time limit It works with Claude and ChatGPT today (Gemini too). Would genuinely love your feedback, feature requests, and hard questions β€” I'm here all day. πŸ™ β€” Kasun

the semantic recall is honestly what sells it for me, not just saving context but actually pulling it up by meaning weeks later is a really thoughtful piece of engineering

the no-card free tier is a genuinely kind move, especially for something that handles personal context. love that you can wire it into whichever assistant you already use instead of being locked into one ecosystem.

honestly this looks really useful, the semantic recall thing sounds great. one thing i'd love though is some kind of automatic conflict resolution when nexsus surfaces old context that no longer applies, like maybe a small "this is from 3 weeks ago, still relevant?" prompt before it injects it. would save a lot of stale info slipping into current chats.

Finally something that actually solves the amnesia problem with AI tools. Connected it to Claude and it pulled up context from a chat I had two weeks ago about my project setup without me retyping a thing.