What's new
Feature launches and fixes across MemoryBridge, newest first. Check back here to see what changed and where to find it in the app.
A dashboard that works for you
The dashboard now leads with insight cards instead of passive charts. Relevant today surfaces memories tied to this date: deadlines closing, dates you saved, things saved on this day in past years. People in your orbit tracks who keeps showing up, Threads in motion watches your open loops, On your mind lately reads the month's themes, and Rediscover this brings back one memory a day you haven't seen in a while. Every row links to the memory behind it.
Use cases: try your integrations, live
A new Use cases page turns browsing into doing. The featured walkthrough connects MemoryBridge to Claude, drops you into an Advanced Voice Mode conversation that starts from your memories, and ends with saying "Save this to MemoryBridge" out loud, so the key facts land in your Inbox for approval. More cards cover Claude Code, ChatGPT, and the Chrome extension.
A clearer review step after imports
Imports have always staged memories in your Inbox for approval, but the handoff was easy to miss. A one-time notice after your first successful import now points you straight to the Inbox to approve or reject what was staged. Nothing joins your library until you approve it there.
A guided first run
New accounts now open with a short welcome: answer five quick questions and watch each answer become a memory, or import an existing conversation instead. A setup checklist on the dashboard tracks the remaining steps — seed memories, create an API key, connect an AI tool — with the seeding form built right in. Empty states in Traces and Chat now offer the five starter memories in place instead of a blank screen.