Memory shouldn't belong to one app.
People who work with AI rarely use just one tool. They plan in ChatGPT, build in Cursor, decide in Slack and research with Grok Bot. Each remembers a slice of the work, and none can see the rest. The companies behind them have every reason to keep it that way. So a shared memory has to come from somewhere else — and belong to the person whose work it is.
What we hold to.
Your memory is yours
Plain markdown in your own GitHub. Leave whenever you like and take everything.
Remember, don't replace
Alwen makes your tools better instead of competing with them. Your agents do the work.
Never delete
Old notes get a “still true?” question. Every change is a commit you can undo.
Only promise what runs
If it's on this site, the service does it. No “coming soon” features in the price.
Built by a small team that lives in these tools.
We work across Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and Slack every day, and got tired of explaining the same context to each of them.