Everyone’s building Memory. We’ve been living it
OpenAI’s latest memory release? Impressive. But it’s just the beginning.
ChatGPT, Claude, and Perplexity are reshaping conversational memory, making it feel like your AI finally knows you.
GitHub Copilot and Cursor are baking memory into development workflows, tracking context across code sessions.
But here’s the thing:
Pieces for Developers has been running on long-term memory for nearly a year, with context windows richer than anything you’ve seen.
By the time you hit ⌘ + Shift + 4 to capture a screenshot, Pieces has already:
- Formed 10+ contextual memories
All in milliseconds.
That’s not memory.
That’s foresight.
What’s new: shared memory across your entire stack
Today, we’re launching a shared layer of real-time memory across the tools you already use so your productivity isn’t lost in disconnected apps.
You can now connect Pieces with:
Microsoft Azure Communications
Your memory layer isn’t just sticking around — it’s following you everywhere.
A real-time OS for human flow
We’re not building an assistant.
We’re building a runtime for your attention — a real-time operating system for work continuity.
So, tell us:
Which part of your stack breaks your memory the most?
Where does your flow fall apart?
We’ve got an AI layer ready to fill the gaps.
Try Pieces and feel the shift from reactive to proactive.
Let us know if you’d like to see the Memory Layer integrated with other tools in your stack, and don’t hesitate to share your feedback. We’re all ears!
