Statewave
Open-source memory runtime for production AI agents.
What it does
Open-source memory runtime for AI agents. Durable, structured context with provenance, self-hosted on Postgres.
Open-source memory runtime for AI agents. Durable, structured context with provenance — so your AI stops forgetting across sessions. Self-hosted on Postgres.
Policies, sensitivity labels, and tamper-evident audit receipts — not just retrieval. Every memory traces to its source. Governance built in from day one. One command boots Statewave locally — API, admin console, and Postgres — and wires it into your MCP clients. No account, runs offline. Most AI applications have no memory. Every conversation starts from scratch. Context is lost between sessions. Statewave treats memory as a runtime — a durable layer any AI system can build on. A memory runtime is the persistence layer between an LLM application and everything it has seen — events, decisions, and prior sessions. It records raw events as immutable episodes, compiles them into typed memories…from statewave.ai
Pricing, as stated on its site
Free — Statewave is open-source software (Apache 2.0) with no pricing mentioned. It is self-hosted on Postgres and can be run locally with one command with no account required.
checked September 2026 · prices change
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