Built as a personal knowledge engine, MyMemory was created to give people a private place to save, organize, and recall the information they collect online. MyMemory works like an AI-powered second brain, letting users save webpages, notes, PDFs, bookmarks, videos, and other content, then find it later through natural-language search or AI chat. Users can also connect tools such as Notion, X, Reddit, Instagram, YouTube, and browser extensions, while developers can use its API and MCP support with tools such as Cursor, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, and VS Code. Its privacy-first approach is another key feature, with data encrypted in transit and memories kept private by default. MyMemory is free to start with 1,000 memories, while the Standard plan costs $12 per month or $100 per year, and the Early Supporter plan costs a one-time $200 for lifetime access.