Relevance over volume.
More context isn't automatically better context. We care about what helps with the question in front of you.
ABOUT CONTEXARA AI / BUILT FOR CONTINUITY
Good work doesn't happen in one conversation. CTX carries useful memory across your connected AI tools, so the next conversation can build on the last.
A cognitive context layer. Not another place to start over.
Continuity is the missing piece.
A decision takes shape in one conversation. Its constraints emerge in another. Switch tools, and you're often left reconstructing the reasoning yourself.
CTX exists to make that continuity part of the system. Not by handing over every past conversation, but by bringing forward the context that's useful now.
“The lasting value of AI should grow with the person using it.”Our founding belief
Capture the work. Connect the meaning.
Recall what matters for the next question.
CTX captures conversations from supported tools. The starting point is the work itself: what was said, what was decided, and the context around it.
Read about capture ↗Start with supported tools such as Claude Code, Cursor, and Codex. Check the docs for setup and availability ↗
The standards we're building toward.
More context isn't automatically better context. We care about what helps with the question in front of you.
Memory should stay connected to the conversations it came from. Understanding needs a source, not just a confident answer.
Your work shouldn't be defined by a single interface. Useful context should travel between the tools you choose to connect.
Clear controls, honest limitations, and understandable behavior are responsibilities—not finishing touches.
Make experience count.
Capture conversations, organize memory with source evidence, and retrieve relevant context for later questions.
Explore current capabilities ↗Turn earlier work into useful guidance: what was tried, what happened, and when that lesson still applies.
An ambition we're researching—not a promise of a shipped feature.
Follow our thinking ↗Building with AI? Thinking about memory?
We'd like to hear what you're working on.