A second brain for Claude Code, Claude Desktop & Codex

Claude forgets everything between sessions. Not anymore.

Spongram gives Claude a persistent memory — your decisions, your code, your context — and personas that keep their role, their skills and their memory from one session to the next, on your own infrastructure. The persistent brain that never leaves your GPUs.

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Without Spongram
You

Let's get back to the billing API.

Claude

Could you walk me through the architecture and the decisions again?

With Spongram
You

Let's get back to the billing API.

Claude

Got it. Tuesday we settled on Stripe webhooks over polling — picking up from there.

2,207 memories indexed · 16,743 entities · 28,744 linked facts — indexed in production

Every session starts from zero.

  • You explain the architecture again.
  • You re-argue yesterday's decision.
  • You rediscover your own code.

Every day. On every project.

Zero commands to remember.

  1. 1

    Install the plugin.

    A personalized bundle for Claude Code, a .mcpb for Claude Desktop, an adapter for Codex. Two minutes.

  2. 2

    Claude remembers on its own.

    Context is recalled at every session; the essentials are distilled at the end. Your commits keep the code map current.

  3. 3

    You ask, it knows.

    What you decide today, Claude knows tomorrow — on this machine, on the other one, across all your projects.

Claude already has a memory. Here's what it's missing.

Criterion Claude's built-in memory Spongram
Persists across sessions Partial — flat notes, per project Always
Follows you across machines No Yes
Shared across your projects Siloed One brain, all your projects
Understands how facts relate List of notes Temporal knowledge graph
Knows what is no longer true No Dated invalidation
Knows your code's structure No Code map (AST)
Who processes your memory (extraction, recall) Anthropic's servers Your GPUs, your infra
Exportable No One click, open format
Shareable with a team No Cloud edition, multi-tenant

Comparison based on Claude Code's automatic memory as documented at publication date. See the technical details →

Spongram in 90 seconds

Create a brain, install the Claude Code plugin, add a first memory and recall it, open the live 3D Cortex, export cloud → import desktop cross-instance, full-screen explorers, and the desktop backup card — captured on the real product, not a mockup.

The product as it runs. Not a mockup.

Spongram's 3D Cortex: entities, links and communities of the memory
The 3D Cortex. Your memory, made visible: entities, links, communities.
Spongram's code map: files, classes and calls extracted by AST
The code map. Files, classes, calls — extracted by AST, explorable.
2,207
memories indexed
16,743
entities
28,744
linked facts

measured in production on 2026-09-01

Two editions, one brain.

Same memory, same code map — you choose where it runs.

Spongram Cloud

For the team. On your infra.

Full Docker stack on your servers, strict multi-tenant.

  • One isolated brain per user, team sharing
  • Web admin, per-tenant bundles, metrics
  • Inference provider of your choice, hot-swap

Self-host license, source included, deployment documentation.

The questions we get asked.

Where does my data go?

Nowhere. Extraction, embeddings, summaries: everything runs on your GPUs or your machine. Not a single memory token leaves your infrastructure.

Does it work with Claude Desktop and Codex, not just Claude Code?

Yes. A .mcpb bundle for Desktop, a plugin for Code, an adapter for Codex — the same brain behind all three.

What if I change my mind?

Your brain exports in one click, in an open format. No lock-in.

Which models?

Yours. Desktop: Ollama, LM Studio, or any OpenAI-compatible endpoint. Cloud: 8 pre-configured providers, hot-swappable.

Windows and Linux?

macOS Apple Silicon is available today. Windows and Linux are in preparation. The Cloud edition runs anywhere Docker runs.

What is a persona?

An identity you describe once — role, tone, language, rules, skills — and that the agent adopts when you ask it to. It has a memory of its own, which follows it across every project and both clients. Only one is active at a time, and you are always the one who switches it.

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Your memory, your infra, your AI.