You ask. We remember.
Everything people ask before their first memory forms. Open a question, the answers never expire.
No. Signup is free on both personal and developer accounts, and no card is asked for. A card only enters the picture if you later subscribe to a personal plan or top up developer credits.
Personal accounts save up to 30 memories every month for free, and recall is always unlimited. Developer accounts are free to create; you only pay for the memories your application saves.
Personal gives you one permanent memory of your own, carried across every AI assistant you connect. Developer gives your application a memory API, so every one of your users gets their own permanent memory. Same engine, two doors.
Any assistant that supports MCP connectors. You connect once, and your memory travels with you between apps instead of being locked inside one of them.
Your exact words are stored the moment they arrive. The memory itself, the entities, relationships and meaning, forms in the background, typically well under a minute. Nothing waits on it and nothing is lost while it forms.
Never. There is no time limit, no summarizing away, no context window doing quiet evictions. A conversation from three years ago is as retrievable as one from this morning, in the exact words that were said.
No. Every memory lives in its own physically separate databases. Not a shared pool with filters, a separate room with walls.
Yes. LeapMemory is multilingual by structure, not by keyword lists, and is verified across 19 languages. You can save in one language and recall in another.
Personal plans start free with 30 memories a month and move to a subscription when you want more. Developers pay $0.05 per memory saved from prepaid credits, with no monthly fee and no seats. Full numbers live on the pricing page.
Yes, always, for everyone. You pay when a memory is saved, never when it is used. Ask a thousand questions a day and the bill does not move.
Prepaid. Top up any amount, every saved memory deducts $0.05, and every transaction shows in your ledger. Credits never expire.
Nothing is lost. Everything already saved stays permanent and recall keeps working without limits. New memories pause until next month, or you subscribe and keep going.
Two calls. POST /turns saves what a user said, POST /recall asks when it matters. Create a tenant per user once, then it is save and ask from there. Batch ingest, speaker and time filters are in there when you need them.
Yes, with one call. Because every user is a physically separate set of databases, deletion is not a scan for rows. Their databases are removed, entirely and provably. When compliance asks how you erase a user, you have a structural answer.
No. Every API key can carry its own spending limit. A key that reaches its limit stops charging while the rest of your application keeps running.