ContextVault

The missing memory layer for AI

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The missing memory layer for AI

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Paste any AI conversation and get a structured Memory Pack you can reuse across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and more. Never re-explain your project again.

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Launch tags:Productivity•SaaS•Artificial Intelligence

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Maker

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Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm excited to introduce ContextVault I built it because I kept running into the same problem: every time I started a new AI conversation, I had to rewrite the same prompts and explain the same context over and over. Existing tools didn't solve that the way I wanted, so I decided to build one. ContextVault lets you save, organize, search, and reuse your AI prompts, context, and knowledge in one place, making it easy to pick up where you left off and stay productive. This is just the beginning, and I have a lot more planned based on user feedback. I'd love to hear what you think: * What's your biggest frustration when working with AI tools? * What features would make a tool like this indispensable for you? Thanks for checking it out and supporting the launch! 🚀

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3mo ago

How does ContextVault actually keep the memory pack in sync if I update the same project across two different AI tabs at the same time, or do I have to manually re-export after every edit?

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3mo ago

Maker

@serap573014 Good question! Right now there's no live sync between tabs ContextVault takes a snapshot of a conversation when you paste it in, so if you keep editing the same project across two AI tabs, you'd want to re-paste and regenerate the Memory Pack after any significant changes to keep it current. It's manual by design for now (no background access to your chats, nothing running silently), but I hear the pain point auto-refreshing the pack when a source conversation changes is something I'm thinking about for a future version. For now, think of it less as a live sync and more like hitting save on your project context whenever it meaningfully changes.

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3mo ago

How does it actually handle privacy with sensitive conversations, and is the Memory Pack stored anywhere or is it fully client-side?

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3mo ago

Maker

@emredkwk Good question. The conversation you paste in is sent server side to generate the Memory Pack (it's not fully client-side), and right now it's stored so I can debug quality and improve the extraction it's not shared or used for anything beyond that. I'm working on clearer controls around this (like letting you delete a pack's source conversation after generation). If you're pasting something highly sensitive, I'd hold off for now until that's in place happy to update you here once it ships.

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3mo ago

A small thing that would save me so much time: a "diff" view that shows what changed between the original chat and the restructured Memory Pack. Right now I have to read through both side by side to make sure nothing important got lost in the reformatting, especially around the tone or specific phrasing I want preserved. Even a simple before/after toggle would do the job.

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3mo ago

Maker

@fevzi79122 This is a great call-out a diff/toggle view between the original conversation and the Memory Pack would solve a real trust problem (making sure nothing important got lost or reworded in restructuring, especially tone and specific phrasing). Adding it to the roadmap. Appreciate you spelling out the exact use case, it makes it much easier to build the right thing.

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3mo ago

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