memsync

memsync

Your machines, one memory

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • August 22, 2026
  • August 27, 2026

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memsync keeps one shared memory across every machine your coding agent works on. This app puts that memory in your pocket: the whole fleet on one screen, and full-text search across everything it has learned. MACHINES Each machine connected to your memsync account appears as a card with a live status dot: - alive: the machine synced today - idle: it synced this week - stale: nothing for over a week, or never Every card shows when the machine was last active, how many memories it holds, and which agent it runs. Pull to refresh. If a machine is retired, Drop deregisters it in one tap; the memories it already synced stay in your account. SEARCH Search every memory your machines have synced, from any of them. Queries run server-side over a full-text index, so what your agent learned on the desktop is findable from the couch: titles, bodies, the project it happened in, and which machine it came from. The app is a companion to the memsync service and requires a memsync account. Sign in with your account and the phone registers itself as a machine token you can revoke from your account page at any time; your password is never stored on the device, and the token lives in the iOS keychain. Self-hosting the open protocol? Point the app at your own server and sign in with that account. Built by Innov8ive Labs for people who run coding agents on more than one machine and want to see, at a glance, that everything is still syncing, and to find what the fleet knows.
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What's New in memsync

1.1

August 27, 2026

memsync now runs on iPad, with the machine list and search results laid out in two columns rather than a phone layout stretched wide. Signing in is simpler: your account email and password are all you need, and the raw machine-token field has moved out of the way. Self-hosted users can still point the app at their own server.

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