Web version of mempalace · No Python required

Search 1,000 AI chats
in 0.1 seconds.

Every decision, every “we tried X but it failed because Y” — searchable forever. Try the demo below, then upload your own ChatGPT data.

5 Wings · 847 conversationsDEMO DATA
Engineering6 rooms
85
Design4 rooms
39
Marketing3 rooms
28
Planning3 rooms
17
Data2 rooms
12

This is a demo. Upload your own ChatGPT data to build your palace.

How to Export

Same MemPalace. Zero setup.

The open-source mempalace engine, hosted for you.

💻

CLI version

pip install mempalace

Python 3.9+ required

ChromaDB runs locally

You manage everything

GitHub →
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Web version (this site)

Upload in your browser

No Python, no terminal

Hosted MCP endpoint

Semantic search built in

Try it now ↑

What you get

96.6% recall (LongMemEval)

Semantic search, not keywords

One MCP URL for any AI tool

Browse your palace visually

3 steps. 60 seconds. Done.

From ChatGPT export to searchable AI memory.

1

Export your chats

a.

Open ChatGPT Settings → Data Controls → Export

b.

Download zip from email, unzip

c.

Find conversations.json

2

Upload & embed

Drop the file above. Your browser parses it and generates semantic embeddings (same all-MiniLM-L6-v2 model as the CLI version).

Preview is fully local. Data only uploads when you confirm.

3

Connect your AI

Get your personal MCP URL. One line to connect Claude, Cursor, or any MCP tool.

$ claude mcp add mempalace ...
✓ Connected. 847 conversations indexed.

What it looks like in practice

claude code

$ claude mcp add mempalace https://mempalace.me/api/mcp?token=mp-xxx

✓ Connected. 847 conversations · 12 wings · 67 rooms indexed.

--- next session ---

You: why did we choose JWT over sessions last month?

■ Found in Engineering / Auth & JWT sessions
2026-02-15 · similarity: 0.94

“JWT gives us stateless auth across microservices. Session-based would require Redis for every service. The tradeoff is token revocation — we handle that with short expiry + refresh tokens.”

↑ verbatim from your original conversation

Powered by the MemPalace engine

Semantic Search

Find by meaning, not keywords. all-MiniLM-L6-v2 embeddings + pgvector cosine similarity.

96.6% Recall

Benchmarked on LongMemEval (ICLR 2025). Verbatim storage beats AI extraction.

5 MCP Tools

status, search, list_wings, list_rooms, traverse. One URL for any MCP client.

ChatGPT Parser

Understands ChatGPT export format. Claude and Slack support coming.

Auto-Organize

Conversations sorted into wings (topics) and rooms (sub-topics) automatically.

Your Token, Your Data

Only your personal MCP token can access your palace. Delete anytime.

Questions

How is this different from pip install mempalace?

Same concept, different delivery. The CLI version runs entirely on your machine with ChromaDB. This web version lets you skip Python setup — upload in your browser, get a hosted MCP endpoint. Same embedding model (all-MiniLM-L6-v2), same semantic search quality.

Is my data safe?

Parsing and embedding happen in your browser. When you save, data is stored on our server so your MCP tools can access it. Only your personal token can query your data. You can delete everything from your settings.

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol — an open standard that lets AI tools access external data sources. One URL connects your palace to Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT (via plugins), and any MCP-compatible tool.

How do I export my ChatGPT data?

ChatGPT → Settings → Data Controls → Export data. You'll get an email with a download link. Unzip it and find conversations.json.

Will you support Claude exports?

Claude and Slack exports are on the roadmap. The open-source mempalace engine already supports them — we're working on bringing that to the web version.

Is this affiliated with the mempalace open-source project?

mempalace.me is an independent hosted version built on the same principles. We link to and credit the original project. The engine is MIT-licensed.

Stop re-explaining yourself to AI.

Upload your conversations. Get a searchable memory palace in 60 seconds.

Free · Based on the MIT-licensed mempalace engine