Stateful coding agents.
Collective repo intelligence.
Infinite project scale.

Connect your repositories to Recallium Cloud and your agents stop re-learning the codebase. Architecture, decisions and fixes travel with the work, not the chat window.

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How it works

Everything your agents forget, Recallium keeps.

One memory across every tool, repo and teammate. Recallium captures the reasoning behind the work, files it where it belongs, and hands any agent exactly the context it needs.

  1. 01
    Connect onceOne MCP endpoint in Claude, Cursor, Codex, VS Code and 60+ clients. Nothing to install.
  2. 02
    Work as usualDecisions, fixes and patterns are captured as your agents work, with files and reasoning attached.
  3. 03
    Every agent remembersAny agent, in any tool, starts from what the team already knows.

Remembers why, not just what

Decisions with the alternatives they beat. Bugfixes with the root cause. Experiments with their numbers. Your agent inherits the judgment behind the code, not a pile of chat logs.

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Every effort has a home

Memories, tasks and checkpoints anchor to the workstream they belong to. Open one and see the whole journey: what was tried, what was decided, what is next.

Pick up where you left off

New session, new tool or a teammate taking over: one call restores the thread.

Git says what. Recallium says why.

Commits link straight to the decisions behind them.

Guardrails every agent follows

Team rules load into every session, in every tool.

Your specs, searchable

Upload docs and PDFs; agents search them alongside memories.

Context that crosses repos

Link the API and the app, and each sees the other's decisions.

Patterns you would miss

Recurring bugs and hot files surface across sessions and projects.

60+MCP clients, one memory
<200msaverage search response
200Mmemories stress-tested
96.3%recall@10 on LongMemEval →
Dashboard

See everything your team's AI knows.

Memory you can inspect, not a black box. See which projects are growing, what kind of knowledge they hold, how it all connects, and which decisions everything else rests on.

Memory graph
Memories cluster by project and link across them, live.
What your team knows, by type
Progress, decisions, designs, bugfixes and learnings at a glance.
Knowledge that compounds
Growth by type, week over week, and your fastest-moving projects.
The decisions everything rests on
Most-linked memories, ranked, so the load-bearing calls stand out.
Memories
4,442
Reasoning chains
220
Projects
17
Progress1,008
Decision927
Design653
Bugfix557
Learning461
Why Recallium

What changes the day you connect it.

Without Recallium: Every session starts from zero, and you re-explain the stack again.
With Recallium: Agents open with the decisions, conventions and context your team already settled.typed memory
Without Recallium: The same bug gets debugged twice, by two different people.
With Recallium: The root cause and the fix that worked come back on the first search.bugfix recall
Without Recallium: Switching from Cursor to Claude means starting the conversation over.
With Recallium: One memory behind every tool, so context follows you, not the app.60+ MCP clients
Without Recallium: Agents drift from team conventions unless someone repeats them.
With Recallium: Team rules load into every session, in every tool, automatically.rules
Without Recallium: Pasting whole files into the prompt burns tokens and buries the answer.
With Recallium: Ten precise results instead of hundreds, so you pay for signal, not filler.96.3% recall@10
For teams Recallium Pro · Coming soon

One memory for the whole team, and every agent working with it.

Pro turns what one developer learns into what the whole team knows. Decisions, fixes and rules flow between people, agents and repos, so the team moves at the speed of its fastest context-switch, not its slowest status meeting.

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The week, in one recap

Every teammate's decisions and fixes across projects, with names attached. Read it instead of calling a status meeting.

Personal until you share it

Keep drafts private, then promote a memory or a whole project to the team when it is ready.

Ask what a teammate decided

“What did Sam decide about auth?” Search by author and get their reasoning, not a Slack archaeology dig.

Knowledge stays when people move on

Shared memory belongs to the team. Hand off a project or an on-call shift with its full history attached.

Give your agents a memory that compounds.

Start free on your own, bring the team onto Pro when you are ready. Early access is rolling out now.

Plans
FreeFor the solo developer · 500 memories a month
ProFor teams · 5,000 memories a month, unlimited repos
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