I use ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini all day. Every time one hits a limit and I switch, I start over: who I am, what the project is, what I already tried. So I built Kiomi, a Chrome extension that gives them one shared memory: It only saves what you say, never the AI's replies. Before your message reaches the AI, it adds a small labeled block of the few memories that matter. You can see exactly what was added. When you change your mind ("actually it's Thursday, not Tuesday"), the new version replaces the old one. Pause anytime, turn it off per chat, delete everything from the website. It's early and I'm looking for people who bounce between AIs to try it and tell me what breaks. Invite code for the first 50: C9WD-JTFQ-KTZH (search "Kiomi Memory" in the Chrome Web Store, or link in comments). Honest feedback very welcome, especially "it brought in the wrong memory."   submitted by   /u/kiomi_ai [link]   [comments]