Itsuki
The memory layer under every AI tool you use.
What it does
Itsuki is a shared memory layer under 26 AI tools. It extracts typed objects — facts, dated events, relationships — links each to the exact message it came from, and versions them so any fact can be rolled back. A relationship is only stored if the model can quote the sentence proving it. Open source (Apache 2.0), connect via MCP, REST API, or Node/Python SDKs. Free during early access.
Connect Itsuki once with one key. It extracts structured memories from any of 26 connected tools — assistants, agents, workflows — links each to the words it came from, and serves them back across all the rest.
Connect once with one key. Itsuki extracts structured memories from any of 26 connected tools and serves them back across all the rest. One store sits under all twenty-six. Type the fact once, in whichever tool happens to be open, and the next tool to ask gets it back — no export, no re-paste, no second store to keep in sync. “We’re on Postgres. No ORM — raw SQL only.” Everyone else replays the transcript and hopes the model finds the point. Itsuki keeps the point, the exact words it came from, and the shape of what it connects to. “hey are we still on for the review” “let me check the calendar one sec” “ok so september is completely…from itsuki.app
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