Keep what matters
Raw synchronized conversation packets are processed into concise memory candidates instead of becoming your permanent profile.
Each connected AI gets only the capabilities you enable. It can retrieve relevant approved memories, propose new ones, or—where the provider allows it—send conversation packets for asynchronous extraction and review.
Add Solum Share to each AI separately, then choose whether it may read, propose, or synchronize conversations.
Short-lived raw packets can become concise, source-attributed candidates. The existing brief exchange remains available for direct handoffs.
Approve, edit, pin, or forget durable memories, and let permitted AIs retrieve only what is relevant to the current chat.
The first release focuses on MCP access for ChatGPT Web, installed Codex, and Claude. Hermes hooks and chats you run through your own API can support deterministic capture; other provider integrations can follow.
Every connection starts with explicit memory capabilities you can change or revoke.
Try Solum Share with your own AIs for seven days, without entering a card. If a shared memory earns its place in your workflow, unlock the service with one payment.
Seven days free. No card. No renewal.
Start your free trialAfter the trial, buy lifetime access through Gumroad. Applicable tax is shown at checkout. The planned offer includes a 30-day refund window, subject to the final terms.
The first release is designed to keep raw synchronized conversation packets for up to 30 days so they can be processed and audited. Memories you approve or review are durable until you edit or forget them. Temporary brief handoffs remain a separate feature.
Not in consumer ChatGPT or Claude: those products do not expose a guaranteed export of every chat, so capture depends on the connector being available and used. Hermes hooks and chats you run through your own API can be connected deterministically.
No. Solum Share is a separate memory layer available through its connector. Whether an AI calls the connector or changes its own built-in memory still depends on that provider and your setup.
Create an account and use the available first-release features for seven days. No card is required. When the trial ends, your account becomes read-only until you buy lifetime access.
One $49 payment unlocks Solum Share for the operating life of the service—there is no subscription or renewal. The planned offer also includes a 30-day refund window, subject to the final terms.
Share is a separate hosted product with its own account and one-time purchase, built around the same Solum idea: useful software without another subscription.
Seven days free. Then $49 once for lifetime access to the service.