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Give your AI the knowledge you already have.
Start with your first memory and gradually build a knowledge layer for your AI.

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Essentials

Start with your first memory and close Mem’s most basic loop.Beginner · 6 lessons · ~25 min

AI Workflow

Let different AI tools share the same context.Intermediate · 4 lessons · ~20 min

AI Now

Learn an analysis workflow through five guided simulations: find context, read sources, check evidence, and save the result.Intermediate · 5 lessons · ~25 min

From the community

Articles, posts, and sites where people share how they build their own knowledge map with Nowledge Mem. Browse all community entries, or open one here to read the original.

Stop making agents start over: build a shared memory hub with Nowledge Mem

Xudong Guo shares how a Mac mini serves as a memory hub for a MacBook, a Linux server, a phone, and connected agents.X article · Chinese · Read the original ↗

What should a memory product look like in the agent era?

HB lists five capabilities a mature memory product needs, from local-first sync to standard export.X article · Chinese · Read the original ↗

Project memory for AI, seen by the world's first user

Amami Hara on cross-tool project memory that ends repeated context re-explaining.X article · Japanese · Read the original ↗

A practical guide to enabling Browse Now on Nowledge Mem in Docker

YAYOI の 夢 gets Browse Now working in a Docker deployment by running Chromium in a container that shares Mem’s network namespace, with no changes to the Mem server.Blog post · Chinese · Read the original ↗

What this is

Nowledge Mem is your long-term knowledge layer. Anything you leave behind can later be searched, linked to other knowledge, and reused by the AI tools connected to Mem. Who it’s for: People who use AI tools every day but don’t want to re-explain the same background again and again. What’s different:
  • Cross-tool: Codex, Claude Code, Cursor, and other AIs share the same context
  • Hands-on: The tutorial is built around real exercises, starting from your first memory
  • Progressive: From Essentials to a knowledge system, pick the path that fits your goals

How it works

Leave knowledge first. Bring it back when you need it. Then let the AI connected to Mem use it.

Try it in 3 minutes

Experience your first Capture → Recall loop in about 3 minutes:
1

Open Nowledge Mem and go to Timeline

Type something real that’s worth keeping.
2

Press Enter to save

The content appears in Timeline. Your first memory is saved.
3

Ask Mem directly

Don’t scroll through your notes. Ask in Timeline:
Mem finds the memory and answers you.
By completing these steps, you’ve gone through Mem’s most basic loop. For the details, see Lesson 1 and Lesson 2.

Start here

Essentials course

6 lessons build a complete Capture → Recall loop in about 25 minutes.

Mem official docs

Full documentation for features like Memory and Timeline.