Unabyss wants to be the one memory all your AIs share
The most annoying thing about using five AI tools is that each one starts from zero. Your role, your projects, your tone, your company — you explain them to Claude, then to Cursor, then to the next thing, and whatever context you build up inside one platform is trapped there. Unabyss's answer just took #1 on Product Hunt with 591 upvotes: one personal context vault that every AI reads from.
It connects to the places your context actually lives — email, Drive, GitHub, Notion, meeting recorders, 20+ sources — extracts and structures what matters, keeps it updated automatically, and serves it to any AI tool over MCP, with granular control over what each tool is allowed to see. This launch is Unabyss for Claude, which feeds Claude memories from your other agents and your daily apps. Their first launch in May also won #1 product of the day, so the demand is not hypothetical.
The memory layer has turned into one of the year's real races — Supermemory, the Universal Memory Protocol, and every lab shipping native memory into its own product. Unabyss picks the user-owned side of that fight: your context belongs to you and travels across every model. The tension is obvious. Labs want memory to be the lock-in; a third party wants it to be the commons. Betting on the commons puts Unabyss on the right side of users and the wrong side of every platform it depends on.
And yes — one vault holding your email, docs and meetings is a real trust decision. Make it consciously. unabyss.com
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It connects to the places your context actually lives — email, Drive, GitHub, Notion, meeting recorders, 20+ sources — extracts and structures what matters, keeps it updated automatically, and serves it to any AI tool over MCP, with granular control over what each tool is allowed to see. This launch is Unabyss for Claude, which feeds Claude memories from your other agents and your daily apps. Their first launch in May also won #1 product of the day, so the demand is not hypothetical.
The memory layer has turned into one of the year's real races — Supermemory, the Universal Memory Protocol, and every lab shipping native memory into its own product. Unabyss picks the user-owned side of that fight: your context belongs to you and travels across every model. The tension is obvious. Labs want memory to be the lock-in; a third party wants it to be the commons. Betting on the commons puts Unabyss on the right side of users and the wrong side of every platform it depends on.
And yes — one vault holding your email, docs and meetings is a real trust decision. Make it consciously. unabyss.com
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