MemoryGate

The Memory Your AI Can't Betray

Your AI doesn't fail because it lacks intelligence. It fails because it forgets, confabulates, and loses its own past.

MemoryGate is not storage. It is epistemic infrastructure—a living memory system that knows what it knows, why it knows it, and when it should let go.

Every Thought Has Weight. Every Memory Has Proof.

At its core, MemoryGate stores atomic observations—discrete facts with confidence scores, evidence chains, and domains. No silent overwrites. No corrupted truth.

From these, MemoryGate evolves understanding:

Your AI doesn't just recall. It remembers responsibly.

Search That Thinks Like You Do

Keyword search is for archives. MemoryGate uses semantic recall—vector-based, cross-type, domain-aware.

Ask loosely. Retrieve precisely.

Your system finds meaning, not matches.

A Knowledge Graph That Breathes

Everything connects—because reality does.

MemoryGate links:

With polymorphic relationships, weighted edges, and bidirectional traversal, your AI can reason through memory, not just fetch it.

Contradictions aren't erased. They're tracked.

Memory That Ages Without Dying

Not all memories deserve heat.

MemoryGate automatically:

This is immortality without bloat.

Built for Many Minds, Not One

From day one, MemoryGate is multi-tenant at the database layer:

Every access is known. Every share is accountable.

Native to AI. Loyal to Truth.

MemoryGate speaks MCP natively, integrating seamlessly with modern AI agents and platforms.

Track:

Switch contexts. Isolate domains. Never bleed knowledge across worlds again.

Security Without Ceremony

OAuth 2.0 + PKCE. Scoped API keys. CSRF protection. Trusted host validation.

No secrets taped under keyboards. No brittle auth rituals.

Designed for Builders Who Care About Reality

This system respects:

MemoryGate does not smooth over ambiguity. It preserves it until resolution.

The Result

An AI system that:

MemoryGate

Because intelligence without memory is just confidence pretending to be truth.

Built by those who understand that memory is not a feature—it's infrastructure.