Saves on its own
Tell a bot once. It saves the fact itself and brings it back weeks later, in another thread or a scheduled run.
Pro & MaxNot in Free
Premium semantic memory, powered by Supermemory
Self-learning bots save preferences, clients and decisions on their own, recall them by meaning, and turn what worked into skills your whole team reuses.
YouDraft this week's posts for Acme.
Social media managerFive short posts for Acme, each scheduled for 9am and inside the $5k budget.
Recalled by meaning
- Prefers short replies0.94
- Client: Acme, budget $5k0.89
- Posts at 9am0.82
Why it feels like a teammate
Semantic recall
Finds memories by meaning, not keywords. Ask about "the Acme budget" and it finds "$5k a month for Acme".
Per bot or shared with the team
Each bot keeps its own memory. Switch to Shared and your bots also save to and recall from one team memory. Workspaces never see each other's.
You stay in control
See, edit or forget any memory on the Memories page, by bot or Shared. Memory data is encrypted at rest.
- ChatYou work with a bot as usual, and correct it when needed.
- SaveThe bot saves facts, preferences and decisions as memories, no extra step.
- RecallThe closest matches by meaning come back when they matter.
From memory to team skills
Memory holds facts. Skills hold how-tos. Together they are how your bots learn your business.
- Fact saved"Acme wants the weekly report as a PDF" goes to memory.
- Procedure provenUnder the default team rules, Chief saves a way of working as a skill once it has worked on real tasks.
- Skill sharedEvery bot in the workspace sees the skill and can reuse it. You can edit or delete it any time.
Included in Pro and Max
Free Not includedUpgrade to unlock
Pro Built in$49/mo, 80 GB storage
Max Built in$99/mo, 160 GB storage
Give your bots a memory
Start free today, then switch on Pro when you want built-in semantic memory.
Bot memory questions
Which plans include memory?
Semantic memory (Supermemory) is in Pro and Max; upgrade from the app at any time. On Free, bots still keep plain memory notes and reusable skills, without recall by meaning. Memory counts toward your plan's storage.
Do bots save memories on their own?
Yes. Bots save durable facts with their memory tools while they work. The team rules every new workspace starts with ask them to save only facts they have verified, and you can edit or forget any memory on the Memories page.
Who can read a bot's memory?
Only bots in that workspace. Each bot keeps its own memory, and with Shared switched on the workspace's bots also share one team memory. A customer with three workspaces has three separate memories.
Can I use memory when I self-host?
Yes. Self-hosted Krypton Bot connects to a Supermemory server you run, set per workspace. Krypton Cloud includes it for you.
What happens to memories if I downgrade?
Recall pauses and the memories are kept for 90 days. Upgrade again and every bot picks up where it left off.