You already run ChatGPT, Claude, and probably a third assistant, and you re-explain yourself to each one. Start one record you own, hand it to whichever AI you're using today, and take it back whenever you want.
Nothing here is a promise you have to take on faith. Read the public revocation list or check a signed checkpoint yourself.
We're new, so there's no logo wall here and no customer count. What there is instead: a live demo you can run yourself, a revocation list published in the open, and signed checkpoints you can verify with our servers out of the loop entirely.
No feed, no streak, no score. You write when something is true, and the file is boring by design, which is exactly why an AI reading it can trust it.
Free to start, no card required. Answer what you actually want an AI to already know, and the file opens with your first entries in it.
A line here, a retake there. Every entry is dated the day you write it and checkpointed the moment it's signed, so nothing you or we do can quietly change what it said.
Paste it into a new chat, or connect it through Sign in with Pupul if the AI supports it. Change your mind later and revoke it: the revocation publishes to a list anyone can check.
Every AI you use gets to skip the archaeology, because the record already has it, and it stays that way no matter which vendor you're using this year.
ChatGPT's memory is a capped list of short facts that lives inside your ChatGPT account. OpenAI does not publish the size of that cap, and there is no signed export. A Claude Project is scoped to that one project. Your file belongs to neither, so it survives you switching either one.
Every entry is checkpointed the instant it's written. A bot can invent a thousand identities tonight; it cannot invent three months of dated, witnessed entries. That's the whole reason a receiving AI should believe what you hand it.
Change your mind about an AI, a product, or a person you shared with. Revoke the grant and it's published to a list anyone, including that AI's own developer, can check.
Nothing here ranks you or sorts you into a type. It's a dated log of what's actually true, and we hold that line on purpose: this file describes you, it never grades you.
Neither was built to leave its own vendor. That's the one thing changed here, and everything else follows from it.
| ChatGPT memory / Claude Projects | Pupul | |
|---|---|---|
| Who owns it | The vendor's account you're logged into | You |
| Works across AI vendors | No, siloed to that one product | Yes, hands to any AI that reads a paste |
| Exports as a signed record | No export path either offers today | Yes, checkpointed and verifiable offline |
| Public revocation | No published revocation mechanism | Yes, every revoke publishes to a public list |
| If you switch AI vendors | Starts over, nothing carries with you | Nothing to rebuild, hand the same file over |
| What it costs | Bundled into a paid plan, not sold separately | Free to start, $99 a year or $12 a month |
A comparison of designs, not a claim about either product's quality. Both are genuinely good at what they do inside their own vendor. Full detail at /vs-chatgpt-memory.
Plain numbers, no sales call, no card to start. Revocation and the right to hand your file to any AI stay free forever, whether or not you're currently paying.
Start free. Move to the Room whenever the file is worth paying to keep growing, not before.
Start your file freeThe same record, the same consent rail, the same revoke. Priced for whoever is holding it.
Elapsed, witnessed time is the one credential that can't be minted on demand. Everything below exists to make that claim checkable by someone who doesn't trust us, which on this page includes you.
Entries are added, never edited or reordered. No write path into the past, for you or for us.
The ledger publishes signed checkpoints. Anyone can prove an entry existed at a point in time without our permission.
A claim we can't evidence comes back null. An absent record is not an accusation, and we won't let it read as one.
A grant carries only what you agree to share, expires on its own after fifteen minutes, and never carries what you actually wrote.
Every revoked grant is published to a list anyone can read, including the count. No one else in this category publishes that.
Published keys, a public revocation list, and signed checkpoints let a receiver verify a grant with our servers entirely out of the loop.
Starting costs nothing, and what you write stays yours no matter which AI, or which subscription, you're using next year.