Kyle: Shared AI Memory

Kyle: Shared AI Memory

AI Notes, Tasks & Data

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Released
May 16, 2026
Updated
October 24, 2026
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This app acts as a shared AI memory, allowing you to store and organize notes, tasks, and data. Collaborate with others on shared boards and integrate with various AI models to manage your information seamlessly.

✓Shared AI memory
✓Collaborative boards
✓AI integration
✓Task management
✓Markdown editor
✓Offline support
✓Data charting
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What's New in Kyle

2.5

October 24, 2026

Kyle 2.5: share a board • Share a board as Editor or Viewer. Send the invite link in Messages, Mail or AirDrop. Joining is free, and joined boards don't count toward your six • Changed: what moved since you last looked, by board, with who changed it and which AI • A new home: Dashboard, Priority and My board, then every board with its headline. On iPad and Mac it's the sidebar • Dashboard: widgets from your boards. Arrange them, or ask your AI to • Priority: everything marked priority, from every board • My board is the new name for the Inbox • Library: 26 board ideas, each with a prompt to copy to your AI • Data boards: your AI logs runs, feeds or weather, and Kyle charts them • Settings is now a list of pages • After you update, start a new chat with your AI, or reconnect Kyle, so it sees the new tools

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Kyle Pro

Unlimited boards, plus priority support

$1.991 Month
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FAQ

What is Kyle's core function?

Kyle serves as a shared AI memory, allowing users to store, organize, and collaborate on notes, tasks, and data with both individuals and AI models. It aims to provide a centralized place for information that can be accessed and managed across different AI interactions.

How does Kyle handle collaboration?

Users can invite others to shared boards with Editor or Viewer permissions. Editors can add and modify content, while Viewers can read and mark items. Invites can be sent via Messages, Mail, or AirDrop, and each person's AI can also interact with the shared board.

What are the benefits of Kyle Pro?

Kyle Pro is required for inviting others to boards and offers priority support. It is designed for users who need to manage more than six boards or require advanced sharing capabilities. The free plan includes connecting AI, search, all board types, joining shared boards, sync, and Read Aloud, with a limit of six active boards.

Does Kyle work offline?

Yes, Kyle works offline for notes and tasks. Edits made while offline will sync automatically when you reconnect to the internet. In case of a conflict, both versions of the edited item are preserved.

How does Kyle ensure user privacy?

Kyle is designed with privacy in mind, offering Sign in with Apple and Hide My Email options without requiring a password. User notes are never used for AI training, and users have control over shared content, with the ability to delete their account at any time from Settings.

What kind of AI integrations does Kyle support?

Kyle connects with AI models like Claude through its connector directory using the same Apple ID. It also supports Muse, Cursor, Claude Code, VS Code, and any MCP client, providing specific steps for each integration.

How frequently is Kyle updated?

The latest version of Kyle is 2.5, and it was last updated on October 24, 2026. This indicates a relatively active development cycle for the application.

What devices is Kyle available on?

Kyle is available on Mac, iPhone, and iPad devices, allowing for a consistent experience across Apple's ecosystem. This broad compatibility ensures users can access their shared memory from multiple platforms.