Getting Started
What is Unimatrix?
A quick overview of what Unimatrix does and why it exists.
Unimatrix is persistent memory infrastructure for AI. It gives every AI client you use — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, ChatGPT, custom agents, mobile apps, or the Unimatrix web dashboard — access to the same durable, hierarchical memory layer.
Instead of context disappearing every time you start a new chat or switch models, Unimatrix stores memories explicitly, organized into Spaces → Locations → Memories, so long-running projects keep their context across sessions, devices, and different AI clients.
Dashboard-created memories can be encrypted in your browser before transmission. Memories captured through AI integrations, MCP, browser extensions, and APIs are processed server-side so Unimatrix can organize, classify, index, and retrieve them, then encrypted with AES-256-GCM for storage at rest.
You can connect to Unimatrix over MCP (the primary path for AI clients), browser extension, or REST API, and manage everything from the web dashboard.
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