Unabyss is a software product that creates one live, structured memory from the apps a user works in, such as Gmail, Slack, Notion, Calendar and GitHub. It serves this unified context to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients, so conversations start already informed about the user’s work. It emphasizes live syncing with connected sources and a per-user memory layer that travels across tools via MCP.
The page details how context is built by extracting information from connected sources and organizing it into a structured profile that each AI can read.
The product highlights that it enables context sharing across multiple AI tools, removing silos and ensuring“what you tell one AI” is known by others. It emphasizes a live, continuously updated context that reflects changes in email, project work, or priorities, avoiding stale snapshots and providing topic- and source-based tagging.
The company notes that Unabyss integrates with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and other MCP clients, and that the same memory can be accessed by all supported tools. It describes its core offering as a layer users own, capable of exporting context and moving between models while maintaining ownership and control.
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