Ai
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What is Ai?
ActingWeb Personal AI Memory is a privacy-centric personal memory storage service that gives AI assistants persistent memory through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It allows users to store personal information, preferences, decisions, and context that AI chat or AI agent applications can access and recall across conversations. The service turns AI assistants into context-aware partners by remembering things like travel preferences, health information, work principles, decision rationale, and personal operating manuals.
Key features include 9 default memory categories (health, travel, work, decisions, preferences, habits, relationships, finances, learning) plus the ability to create custom private categories for recipes, projects, research, or anything else. The service supports atomic memory writing with facts plus reasoning, searchable language optimization, and includes automated morning briefing capabilities where users store news preferences once and get personalized daily reports. It integrates directly with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible AI assistant.
This tool is designed for individuals who want privacy-controlled persistent memory for their AI assistants, developers building MCP-compatible agents, and anyone who wants their AI to remember personal context without repeatedly answering the same questions. It's particularly valuable for professionals who need consistent decision-making context, travelers who want personalized planning, and people who want safety-first health recommendations from their AI.
Ai pricing
Pricing model: Freemium
Free Tier: 30 memories across all categories, access to all MCP tools (search, save, update, delete), AI assistant integrations (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, etc.), no credit card required, no guaranteed uptime or support response times, AI prompts and anonymized logs may be used for service improvement. Premium Tier: $3.99/month for unlimited memory storage, all Free tier features, no use of your data for service improvement, priority support response, enhanced data export options. Data stored in AWS DynamoDB EU (eu-central-1) with daily backups going back 35 days.
Ai pros
- Privacy-centric storage with user-controlled data access
- Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible AI
- 9 default memory categories plus unlimited custom categories
- Stores decision rationale for consistent future decisions
- Health and safety context prevents dangerous AI recommendations
- Travel intelligence remembers preferences automatically
- Personal operating manual teaches AI how you work best
- Automated morning briefings with personalized news curation
- Open source implementation with working reference code
- Full MCP server support for direct AI service connection
- EU-hosted storage (AWS DynamoDB eu-central-1) with daily backups
- Atomic memory format optimized for search and recall
- No credit card required for free tier
- Can stop data access for any AI agent at any time
- Designed for information you'll search for 3-12 months later
Ai cons
- Free tier limited to only 30 memories across all categories
- Not suitable for full documents or long articles
- Not designed for raw meeting transcripts
- Poor fit for short-lived to-dos
- Cannot store sensitive passwords or API keys safely
- Premium tier relatively new with limited track record
- No guaranteed uptime on free tier
- Free tier allows AI prompts to be used for service improvement
Frequently asked questions about Ai
What is ActingWeb Personal AI Memory?
ActingWeb Personal AI Memory is a privacy-centric personal memory storage service accessible through AI assistants via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It gives your AI assistant persistent memory by storing personal information, preferences, decisions, and context that persists across conversations, turning it into a context-aware partner.
Which AI assistants work with ActingWeb Memory?
ActingWeb Memory works with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible AI assistant. You connect by using the MCP endpoint at https://ai.actingweb.io/mcp or through the Get Started interface on the website.
How do I write effective memories?
Write atomic memories, not narratives. Use the format: Decision/belief → Because/rationale → Context. For example: 'Chose AWS over GCP because team has 5 years AWS experience and existing infrastructure.' Write in searchable language as if you'll later search 'Why did we…' or 'What do I think about…'
What should I NOT use ActingWeb for?
Do not use ActingWeb for: full documents or long articles, raw meeting transcripts, short-lived to-dos, information you won't search for in 3-12 months, or sensitive passwords or API keys. It's designed for atomic facts with reasoning that you'll need to recall later.
Where is my memory data stored?
Memories are stored in AWS DynamoDB in the EU (eu-central-1) with daily backups going back 35 days. Premium tier users have enhanced data export options and their data is not used for service improvement.
What's the difference between Free and Premium tiers?
Free tier gives 30 memories across all categories with all MCP tools but allows AI prompts to be used for service improvement and has no guaranteed uptime. Premium at $3.99/month gives unlimited memories, no use of your data for service improvement, priority support, and enhanced export options.
How does the automated morning briefing work?
Store your news preferences once (e.g., 'Follow AI regulations, climate tech, startup funding'), and the AI will generate personalized daily reports filtered to only those topics matching your interests and reading style, saving time and eliminating noise.
Can I control which AI agents access my memory?
Yes. ActingWeb gives you full control over access. You can give very tailored access to specific information or services to AI agents you trust, and you can at any time stop that access. This is core to the ActingWeb philosophy of keeping people important in the AI agent world.
Is ActingWeb open source?
Yes, the ActingWeb software and service are provided under open-source licenses where applicable. The specification includes all details of the REST protocol for app-to-app communication, backed by working Python code as a reference implementation running at https://demo.actingweb.io.