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One role, one focus.
- 1 brain
- Core connectors
- Nightly sync
- Claude + ChatGPT access
hippocampOS keeps a private, persistent record of your working life, partitioned into separate brains for each role you play. Claude and ChatGPT call it on demand. You stop re-explaining yourself.
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Invoke my work brain. Draft a reply to Priya about the vendor renewal.
work brain · context injected · 0.2s
Pulling from 14 related threads. The renewal is the Meridian contract, $48k/yr, and Priya flagged pricing concerns on May 28. Here's a draft that addresses her two open questions…
Plate I. One sentence in Claude. Your full working context arrives before you finish reading this caption.
Everyone senses it. The internet is full of weekend projects wiring up personal digital brains with markdown vaults, local databases, and duct tape. They work, if maintaining infrastructure is your hobby.
hippocampOS is the version you just sign into. A memory that builds itself from your email, your meetings, and your notes, then answers to your AI tools in plain language.
Every chat opens with your role, your team, your quarter. The model never holds it. You have typed the same paragraph forty times this month.
Each session you re-upload the syllabus, the readings, the half-finished thesis. The AI starts blank. So do its answers.
A day job, a research seat, a side project. Three contexts, none of them stick. You are the index, and indexing is unpaid work.
Create a brain for each role of your life. Work. Research. The side project. Home. Name it, describe it in a line, done.
Your AI's memory of work should never leak into its memory of home. Partition by role, switch in a sentence.
Connect Gmail with smart filters that skip the newsletters. Pull in Granola transcripts, Obsidian vaults, files, or paste anything. You approve every source.
Or take the shortcut. Paste our Brain Seed prompt into Claude or ChatGPT, let it summarize what it already knows about you, and upload the result. Five minutes to a working brain.
In Claude, say "invoke my work brain." In ChatGPT, call hippocampOS from your connected apps. The right context arrives in well under a second. Then you work.
Memory updates both ways: drop a meeting transcript in after a call, and your brain knows it by the next question. Nightly sync handles the rest while you sleep.
Most memory features build one blurry picture of you. hippocampOS keeps clean partitions: your work brain answers work questions, your personal brain stays out of it.
One view across every brain you own. Ask what matters across your whole life this week and get an answer that actually spans it. On the Cortex plan.
A copy-paste prompt that turns your existing Claude or ChatGPT history into a working brain in minutes. The fastest cold start in the category.
Gmail, Granola, meeting transcripts from any tool, file uploads, markdown vaults. Notion & Evernote next
Traverse your memory as a living graph. Every node inspectable, every connection visible. If your brain knows something, you can see why.
A full audit log of what was retrieved, when, and by which tool. Your memory keeps receipts.
No new chat app to adopt. hippocampOS plugs into the tools you open every morning.
Add hippocampOS once in Claude's connector settings. From then on, any brain answers by name, in any conversation, on any Claude plan. No Max subscription required.
1. Settings → Connectors → Add hippocampOS
2. Sign in once
3."Invoke my work brain"
Connect hippocampOS from ChatGPT's app settings and sign in once. Authentication is handled for you. Setup takes about three minutes.
1. Settings → Apps → Connect hippocampOS
2. Approve access
3. Ask, with your memory attached
Memory systems get judged on one question: when asked about a life, do they recall it correctly? Here is where we stand on the standard long-term conversational memory benchmark.
| System | F1 score | BLEU-1 | Recall@10 |
|---|---|---|---|
| No memoryzero-shot baseline | 15 – 20% | 10 – 15% | — |
| Published referenceLoCoMo benchmark, Maharana et al., 2024 | ~65.3% | ~58.7% | ~86.7% |
| hippocampOSgeneric paged mode | 65 – 72% | 60 – 68% | 94.86% global · 96.5% scoped |
When asked about your life, how much of what it recalls is right, and how much of what's right it manages to recall. Both at once.
How closely its answers match what a careful, correct human answer would say. Higher means fewer made-up details.
When it searches your memory, how often the right item shows up in the first ten results. Ours found it more than 19 times out of 20.
To select and address the right brain. Choosing where to look costs effectively nothing.
For your context to arrive inside Claude or ChatGPT after you invoke a brain.
For a full recalled answer that takes 2+ minutes when the AI digs through your inbox directly.
Figures from preliminary internal evaluation runs, June 2026. Full methodology and reproducible benchmark results will be published at launch.
You are handing this product your working life. That deserves more than a paragraph in a privacy policy.
At rest and in transit. Not a tier, not an add-on. The default and only mode.
Your data builds your brain. It never trains a model, ours or anyone else's.
Your AI receives only the slice of memory your question needs. Never the whole archive.
Nothing enters a brain without your say-so, source by source, with filters you set.
Remove a source, a brain, or your whole account. Export everything as markdown first if you like. Gone is gone.
We sell subscriptions, not you. That is the whole business model.
One role, one focus.
Work and life, kept apart.
For the true multi-hat operator.
Launch pricing, held for early members. Fair-use storage and standard connector API limits apply. There is no free tier; there is a guided demo brain you can explore before paying a cent.
No. hippocampOS does its own retrieval before your AI ever sees the question, so even free-tier Claude works. You pay your AI provider for intelligence. You pay us for memory.
No. Not ours, not anyone's. Your data is indexed for one purpose only: so your brains can answer you. That commitment is in our terms, not just our marketing.
Export everything your brains hold as markdown, then delete it all. We keep nothing you have not chosen to keep. Leaving should be as clean as joining.
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