Persistent memory for Claude

Give Claude lasting memory of your business.

Claude's built-in memory is limited and out of your hands. Give it a memory file instead: a structured record of your business that Claude reads every chat, that you control, and that works in ChatGPT and Gemini too. Answer six questions and we build yours, free.

No card to start. Real markdown, yours to download and keep.

What Claude remembers about your business

# Paws on Wheels

## Company Snapshot

Mobile dog grooming, serving greater Austin.

## Core Systems

Square · booking + payments

Google Calendar · the daily route

## Team — who owns what

Maya — owner, grooming, the books

## How to help

Know this every chat. Ask before assuming.

Loaded every conversationYours to edit

The basics

Does Claude have memory?

Partly. Claude has a built-in memory feature that can carry over some preferences and recent context, and it varies by plan. What it does not do is hold a structured, durable record of how your business runs. For that you give Claude a memory file: a plain markdown document about your company that it reads at the start of every conversation, so it starts oriented instead of guessing.

Why it matters

Relying on built-in memory

Each chat largely starts fresh. You re-explain what the business does, who is on the team, and which tools you use, and you cannot see or edit what Claude actually kept.

With a memory file

Claude opens every conversation already knowing your business. The context is a file you own, so you can read it, edit it, and trust exactly what it holds.

Claude's memory feature vs a memory file

Claude and ChatGPT both have a memory feature, and both are aimed at light personalization rather than a full picture of your business. Built-in memory is automatic, limited, and mostly out of your hands. A memory file is the opposite: you decide what goes in it, you can read and edit every line, and it lives outside the model so it never quietly drifts. For a business, control and accuracy matter more than convenience, which is why a file you own beats memory you cannot see.

What Claude remembers about your business

The memory file is for orientation, not a full manual. Keep it short and high-signal, and let a linked knowledge base carry the depth. This is the structure we generate:

SectionWhat it holds
Company SnapshotWhat the business is, what it sells, and who buys. The one-line orientation.
Core SystemsThe tools you run on and what each is for, so Claude knows your stack.
Team — who owns whatThe people and their lanes, so Claude knows who decides what.
For Deeper ContextA pointer to the knowledge base, where the depth lives.
How to helpHow Claude should behave: know this every chat, ask before assuming.

How we generate yours

You answer six short questions about your business. One pass turns those answers into a structured memory file in the shape above, organized the way Anthropic recommends for giving AI context. It is free, it takes about two minutes, and you get a real file to download, edit, and load into Claude.

Persistent, portable, and yours

Because the memory lives in a file rather than inside the model, it does not reset when a feature changes or a chat ends. It is the same context every session, it survives model updates, and it moves with you. Paste it into ChatGPT or Gemini and they get the same memory of your business. You own it, so it lasts as long as you want it to.

How it works

From six questions to lasting memory Claude reads every chat.

Answer six questions

Tell us what the business does, who is on the team, and the tools you run on. Paste your site and we read the public page to fill in what we can. About two minutes, no signup to start.

Business intake

What does your business do?

We run a boutique fitness studio in Austin...

Who is on the team?

3 trainers, 1 front desk, me (owner)

Paste your website URL

austinfit.com ↩ reading...

What we write up

  • What the business does and how it makes money
  • Who is on the team and who decides what
  • The tools you run on, and where they break
  • Who buys from you, and who is not a fit
  • How you sound when you write
  • Your AI Action PlanFree
Written in one pass, and yours to edit after

We build your memory file

One pass turns your answers into a structured record of your business: a company snapshot, the systems you run on, who owns what, and how the AI should help.

Load it into Claude

Paste it into a Claude Project or drop it in a Claude Code project root, and Claude reads it at the start of every conversation. The same file works in ChatGPT and Gemini.

Set it up once

Claudeknows your business
ChatGPTknows your business
Geminiknows your business
Every new chat starts from the same playbook

Built once, read every chat. Memory you actually control.

What you get

Memory, and everything that runs on it

The memory file is the record Claude reads every chat. Around it: a free AI Action Plan, a dozen knowledge-base documents, agents that run on a routine, skills for one-off jobs, and hundreds of prompts, all yours to edit and keep.

Start free: see the whole thing

no card, nothing held back

Your entire AI brain, free for 24 hours

Free

Not a sample. Every page below opens the moment it is written, and you have a full day to read it, edit it, and decide. Your AI Action Plan is yours to keep either way: a prioritized read on where AI pays off in your business first, tied to the tools you already run.

Buying makes it permanent and unlocks downloads.

What your AI ends up knowing

written for you, from your answers

The picture of your business it reads before it answers you.

The briefing it reads first

Your AI gets oriented on the business before it answers anything, in every chat, without you saying a word.

CLAUDE.md

How the business makes money

It stops guessing what you actually do and starts giving advice that fits your model.

01-company-overview.md

Who does what

It knows who to address, who signs off, and what is not your call to make.

02-team-structure.md

The tools you run on

Advice comes back in terms of the software you already pay for, not a stack you do not use.

03-tech-stack.md

What you sell

It quotes your real offers, pricing, and delivery instead of inventing plausible ones.

04-products-and-services.md

Who buys from you

It writes to your actual customer, and tells you when a lead is not a fit.

05-customers-and-icp.md

What you are working toward

Every suggestion gets weighed against what you are actually trying to do this year.

06-goals.md

How you sound

Emails, posts, and proposals come back in your voice, not in corporate AI voice.

07-brand.md

Your Marketing Plan

Positioning, who to go after, the channels worth your time, and a 30-day list you can start on.

deliverables/marketing-plan.md

The work you repeat

Your recurring jobs written out step by step, so your AI can run them and a new hire can follow them.

processes/

Jobs it runs like a teammate

run on a routine

Standing work you hand off and get back finished: a weekly review, a quarterly look at competitors, a monthly read on what to automate next. Each one starts from everything it knows about you. A few of them:

Weekly Review

Three things to focus on. Run it each week.

Competitor Scan

What to learn from peers. Run it each quarter.

AI Opportunity Scan

Your next concrete AI move. Run it monthly.

Business Discovery

Fill the gaps in your brain, conversationally.

Delegation Audit

Find what to offload, automate, or stop.

+ more, and growing

Jobs it does the moment you ask

run on demand

One-off work, done in your voice and against your real policies, on the first try. A few of them:

Draft an SOP

Turn a recurring process into a written SOP.

Customer Email

Draft a customer email in your voice.

Meeting Prep

Walk into any meeting briefed from the brain.

Hiring Brief

Turn a gap into a role and interview plan.

+ more, and growing

Drop-in prompts

hundreds, paste and go
Customer EmailMeeting NotesNewsletter DraftProduct UpdateProposal SkeletonDecision Memo+ hundreds more

The memory file is what Claude remembers, and the agents and skills are what it does with it.

All of it, in one place

Your AI Action PlanFree to keep
Your business briefing
How the business runs
Your Marketing Plan
The work you repeat
Jobs your AI can run
Starter prompts

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  • Your entire AI brain, open for 24 hours
  • Read every page, edit anything you want changed
  • Your AI Action Plan: where AI pays off first, yours to keep
  • Ready about two minutes after you answer

See exactly what your AI would know before you pay anything.

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  • Everything in the preview, permanently:
  • Your AI keeps knowing the business after the 24 hours are up
  • Download it all and drop it into Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini
  • Ready-to-run jobs: weekly review, SOPs, customer emails in your voice
  • Your Marketing Plan, and hundreds of drop-in prompts
  • Update it yourself as the business changes
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Questions

Claude memory, answered.

Does Claude have memory?

Partly. Claude has a built-in memory feature that can carry over some preferences and recent context, and it varies by plan. What it does not do is hold a structured, durable record of how your business actually runs. For that you give Claude a memory file: a plain markdown document about your company that it reads every time, so it starts oriented instead of guessing.

Does Claude remember previous conversations?

Not reliably on its own. Each chat largely starts fresh, and built-in memory is limited and not something you fully control. The dependable way to make Claude remember your business is to put the context in a file it loads at the start of every conversation. Then it knows your team, tools, and how you work without you re-explaining.

Does Claude have memory like ChatGPT?

Both have a memory feature, and both are aimed at light personalization rather than a full picture of your business. The portable approach works the same way in either tool: a markdown file with your business context that you paste into Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini. You write the context once and it gives any AI the same lasting memory of your company.

How do I give Claude memory of my business?

Put your business context in a structured markdown file and have Claude read it. You can write one by hand, or generate one here in about two minutes. Answer six short questions and we produce a CLAUDE.md plus a knowledge base about your company, free to start. Drop it into a Claude Project or Claude Code and Claude remembers your business from then on.

What is the difference between Claude's memory feature and a memory file?

Claude's built-in memory is automatic, limited, and mostly out of your hands. A memory file is the opposite: you decide exactly what goes in it, you can read and edit it, and it lives outside the model so it never quietly drifts. For a business, control and accuracy matter more than convenience, which is why a file you own beats memory you cannot see.

Does Claude remember between chats and projects?

With a memory file, yes. Because the context lives in a document rather than inside a single conversation, every new chat or project that loads the file starts with the same knowledge of your business. Put it in a Claude Project so all chats in that project share it, or in a Claude Code project root so it loads automatically.

Is Claude's memory persistent?

A memory file makes it persistent and portable. The built-in feature can reset, change, or behave differently across plans and updates. A markdown file you keep does not: it is the same context every session, it survives model changes, and it moves with you to any AI tool. You own it, so it lasts as long as you want it to.

Can I control what Claude remembers?

With a file, completely. You can open it, see every fact it holds, and edit or remove anything. Nothing is remembered that you did not put there. That is the main reason businesses prefer a memory file over automatic memory: there are no hidden notes about your company, just a document you control.

Does this work with ChatGPT and Gemini too?

Yes. The memory file is plain markdown, so it is not locked to Claude. Paste the same content into ChatGPT custom instructions or a Gemini prompt and that AI gets the same memory of your business. You bring the AI; the file is the memory it reads.

Is it free to give Claude memory of my business?

Generating your memory file is free, with no card required. You also get a free AI Action Plan and the first knowledge-base docs. The full knowledge base, the prompt and skill library, and the one-paste connection are a one-time paid upgrade. There is no subscription.

Give Claude lasting memory of your business.

Answer six questions and build the memory file Claude reads every chat, free. No signup to start.