r/AIMemory Exclusive Beta

AI that actually
knows you.

Not just what you said. What you prefer. How you decide.
Who you're becoming. One identity layer across every AI you use.

🔒 You own your data
✓ No credit card ever
∞ Free forever for Reddit
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Every AI conversation starts from zero.

You explain your preferences, your work, your decisions — and tomorrow it's gone.

That's not how human memory works. And it's why AI still feels mechanical instead of personal.

One memory layer. Every AI you use.

Haiven sits underneath ChatGPT, Claude, local models — anywhere.
Your context travels with you. Your AI finally knows who you are.

How It Works

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Connect

Add Haiven to your AI tools via MCP or API. One-time setup, under 2 minutes.

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Use Your AI

Chat normally. Haiven learns your preferences, decisions, and context automatically.

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It Remembers

Next conversation, your AI knows you. No re-explaining. No starting from zero.

See the Intelligence

Paste any AI conversation. Watch Haiven understand it.

What Makes It Different

Three things your AI's memory can't do today.

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It Knows What You Mean

"What do I like?" finds your preferences.
"What's urgent?" finds your deadlines.
Same data, different retrieval.

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It Tracks When You Change

Switched from coffee to tea? The old preference fades.
Changed jobs? Past context stays searchable.
Your AI knows what's current.

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It Forgets Like You Do

Unused stuff fades. Important stuff sticks.
Duplicates merge. Contradictions flag.
Clean memory, not infinite junk.

See all 7 memory behaviors
Intent-Aware Recall - Different questions trigger different retrieval strategies
Temporal Understanding - Distinguishes past, present, and future states
Preference Evolution - Old preferences fade when you change your mind
Priority Weighting - Urgent items surface first
Graceful Decay - Unused memories naturally fade over time
Associative Networks - Related memories strengthen each other
Smart Consolidation - Duplicates merge, contradictions flag

How Haiven Compares

ChatGPT Memory Claude Memory Haiven
Works across all LLMs ✕ ✕ ✓
You own the data ✕ ✕ ✓
Works with local models ✕ ✕ ✓
Human-like decay ✕ ✕ ✓
Intent-aware search ✕ ✕ ✓
Preference evolution ✕ ✕ ✓
Built-in memory works well inside one assistant.
Haiven is for people who use multiple AIs and want their context to travel with them.
Built for trust, not hype.
100%
Your data stays yours
0
Training on your memories
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Free for Reddit beta
🔒 End-to-end encryption 🛠 Open-source MCP integration 🔍 Full audit trail access

Reddit Beta Terms

✓ Free forever for this community
✓ No credit card
✓ No bait-and-switch
✓ Direct feedback channel

Common Questions

How is this different from ChatGPT's memory?

ChatGPT's memory only works inside ChatGPT. Haiven works across all your AI tools - ChatGPT, Claude, local models, whatever you use. One memory, everywhere.

What happens to my data?

You own it. We don't train on it. You can export or delete everything anytime. We're building trust, not a data moat.

Is this actually free?

For Reddit beta users, yes - forever. We'll have paid tiers later for power users, but the free tier stays free. No bait-and-switch.

How do I connect it to my AI?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) for Claude, API keys for others. Setup takes under 2 minutes. We'll walk you through it after signup.

Will my AI feel different?

Yes, but subtly. It won't announce "I remember you!" It'll just... know things. Your preferences, your context, your history. Like talking to someone who actually listened.

What if I change my mind about something?

That's the whole point. Haiven tracks when your preferences evolve. Old info fades, new info surfaces. It's not a static database - it's memory.

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