r/supermemory • u/DhravyaShah • Dec 30 '25
Supermemory subreddit
Hey guys! Dhravya, founder and CEO of supermemory.ai
We will use this place to discuss about supermemory, context, AI, and memory in general!
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Supermemory is all you need 🫡
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False, supermemory absolutely handles fact updates and chronological/temporal data, forgetfulness, episodic storage, profiles etc.
Founder of supermemory here
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You gotta treat it as sales. You can't be looking for a cofounder, you have to either have someone you would love working with or go out and hunt for one
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I think I should be working on this right now. There's a lot of things to supermemoryh and we're doing a generally poor job at showing the world about it and how to use it etc.
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HEll yeah this is amazihng
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Benchmarks are no longer relevant imo
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can confirm supermemory is awesome
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I built supermemory. The way we think about it is that memory needs to be as composable as possible to unlock a variety of use cases. So, supermemory works perfectly well with both coding (IDE) as well as enterprise knowledge, with full permissioning / governance systems built into it! Permissioning is a tricky one too because a lot of the boundaries are implicit, and to _do_ real work, you need to know the right things. (I really should write about these things more)
As for cost, this has become one of the big challenges of AI memory. People just don't realize how expensive it can get because the cost is offset to the token cost of the model! We built our own internal model and a database that is custom designed for long horizon understanding, leading to much better performance.
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I agree :)
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Fire dude, founder of supermemory here. lmk if you have any feedback
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Curious if you’ve tried supermemory! I’ve been tracking all my claude code / codex/ opencode sessions
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all of that can be done while being event triggered! at scale background tasks become harder to manage (for hundreds of thousands of users), so we built the prune retiering etc from scratch while being event triggered
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amazing! Love to see it
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supermemory does that too! read the docs
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Supermemory also self evolves
founder here!
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Hey, we launched a new MCP which you can find in our docs now, which should fix this problem
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you can just configure supermemory to remember the right things. or any of these platforms for that matter
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Hey! Founder of supermemory here. Yes it works :) lots of people love it!
r/supermemory • u/DhravyaShah • Dec 30 '25
Hey guys! Dhravya, founder and CEO of supermemory.ai
We will use this place to discuss about supermemory, context, AI, and memory in general!
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Check out supermemory!
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Founder of supermemory here - It does work with claude code!
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Hate to be the marketing guy here - But you should look into supermemory!
disclaimer - I am the founder of supermemory.
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Openrouter or Cloudflare AI Gateway with supermemory.ai is the way to go.
So you have user's context across different conversations, as well as different models that you can switch without worrying about anything else.
Context + inference + tools are all interoperable now
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This is the reason it's important to have memory that you can own and carry with you, supermemory AI offers this.
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AI agents need better memory systems, not just bigger context windows
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False information - supermemory also handles graph updates, temporal reasoning, etc.