Your team's decisions, carried forward by your AI agents.

Kagura AI is the shared memory platform for people and AI agents. It's a common place where you, your team, and AIs like Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Gemini keep work logs, decisions, and state. Its core, Kagura Memory Cloud, stores and organizes that memory and recalls it on demand — so people and AI alike can pick up where they left off, in the same context, from any tool.

Yes. Even though it's a memory platform, the basics work like chatting: tell Claude or ChatGPT 'remember this' to save, and ask 'what did we decide about that?' to recall. MCP and API connections are available too, but we recommend starting with the trial plan from the screen first.

ChatGPT's memory lives only inside ChatGPT. Kagura AI is an independent memory platform that doesn't belong to any one tool, so multiple AI agents — Claude, Cursor, Gemini, Codex — share the same memory. It also adds team sharing, per-project separation, and reference history.

RAG retrieves documents from a large set and hands them to the AI. As a memory platform, Kagura AI structures not just documents but the state and history of when, who, and how something was decided. It can complement RAG.

/compact summarizes the current conversation into a file. Kagura AI further structures that summary and stores it on the platform as memory you can search and reuse from future sessions and other AI tools.

Yes. The Slack connector (beta) links your channels and automatically turns their conversations into searchable memory, with personal data redacted before storage. For GitHub, a Source Ref feature links memory to Issues and PRs, and other tools connect via API/MCP. With the platform at the center, context scattered across tools is consolidated in one place.

Yes. We currently offer an invite-only trial plan for free — up to 500 memories and 1 workspace — to try the platform's core features. Just reach out via 'Request an invite'.

Join the waitlist from the 'Request an invite' button — we'll send your invite to the free Trial plan as soon as it's ready. If you're considering team or enterprise adoption, talk to us via the 'Business inquiries' form.

Data on the platform is private to you by default. Only memory you set to team-shared becomes accessible to permitted members. For enterprise use, you can self-host the platform on your own servers.

Yes — you can use the self-host edition. It lets you run Kagura AI on a private server you provide, so you decide where data is stored and set your own security, compliance, and internal policies, and you can scale your infrastructure without limits. Because it's built on open-source code, the system stays durable and independent. There are two plans: OSS (free, self-operated, with no support from us) and Enterprise (everything in the Cloud "Custom" plan plus audit logs, single sign-on (SSO), and an SLA; we handle initial setup, maintenance, and support, with bespoke customization available). See the 'Self-host' tab under Pricing, or reach out via the 'Business inquiries' form.

It depends on your plan. Trial and Starter allow 1 member, Pro up to 10, and Max up to 50. For larger scale or company-wide rollout, talk to us about the Custom plan.

There are three paid plans — Starter, Pro and Max — billed monthly only (no annual plans), renewing every month from the date you subscribe. Pick one for your team size and how much you store; you can change it later. Each plan's limits are in the comparison table under Pricing. Upgrades take effect immediately, and the difference between the plans, prorated to the end of the current period, is charged right away. A downgrade is scheduled to switch to the new plan on your next renewal date; you keep your current plan until then, with no prorated charge. You can see the switch date and cancel the downgrade on screen until the renewal date, and upgrading, cancelling or taking the refund removes it. Once scheduled, you can't add data beyond the new plan's limits. If you are already over the new plan's limits, it can't be scheduled: the screen shows what is over (limits, current values and how to tidy up) so you can fit first.

You can cancel at any time from the billing page. Within 14 days of a workspace's first subscription, we refund every payment on it in full, for any reason and without fees (including any extra charge for a plan change in that period), and switch you to the Free plan right away. Refunds go through your card issuer and usually take 5–10 business days to appear on your card; some card issuers take longer. The guarantee applies once per workspace, to the first subscription only; renewal charges and subscribing again after cancelling are not covered. If you cancel from day 15, there is no refund: you keep your paid plan until the end of the period, then move to the Free plan. While you are over the Free plan's limits, you can only sign in, list, delete, export and subscribe again until things fit. Data over the limits can only be deleted from your AI through MCP, the CLI or the API (not in the web app). If a workspace stays over the limits for 30 days, all of its memory data and files are deleted (your account stays).

Open Profile → Delete account in the Kagura web app. Deletion starts after a 7-day cooling-off period, during which you can cancel it. You cannot delete your account while a paid subscription is active (including one scheduled to end): cancel first, then delete it yourself after the period ends — your account is not deleted automatically when the period ends. Deleting your account deletes all of its data, including memories and files, so export anything you need first.