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Memory that survives context windows.

GoodMem is memory infrastructure for AI agents. It connects your documents, knowledge bases, and history to any model's context window — the right context, at the right time. In a controlled benchmark on a production agent, that cut token burn by 28%. see the study →

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Smarter agents, lower token bills

Adding a memory layer makes your agents sharper, more grounded, and far cheaper to run.

Proven on your workload

The Retrieval Optimizer in GoodMem Cloud compares embedding models and rerankers — open-weight or API — on your real queries and validates the winner on held-out data. Evidence, not vibes.

Lower token spend

Retrieve only the context that matters instead of stuffing full history into every prompt. In our benchmark, agents also finished with 23% fewer reasoning steps — and no measurable drop in answer quality.

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Governed & grounded

Memory with authorization built in: owners, roles, scoped API keys, and every retrieval logged. Answers stay grounded in your own sources; security teams keep control.

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From document Q&A to multi-agent systems

Start with one agent and a folder of documents — the same memory layer scales to orchestrated agent teams.

RAG Systems

From simple document Q&A to enterprise knowledge systems with semantic search and persistent context.

AI Assistants & Agents

From basic conversational responses to agents with persistent memory and personalization.

Agent Workflows

From simple task automation to orchestrated multi-agent systems with shared memory and coordination.

One pipeline, any provider

The ability to swap providers, mix local and cloud infrastructure, and keep the retrieval pipeline consistent across all of them is genuinely impressive.
B. — migrated a RAG pipeline from OpenAI to AWS Bedrock to a Mac Mini running Ollama
  1. OpenAI
    OpenAI
  2. AWS
    Bedrock
  3. Ollama
    Ollama

First-class support for the open model stack — vLLM, TEI, Ollama, OpenRouter — alongside the frontier APIs. see all integrations →

Build agents on your own terms

Two ways to run GoodMem — fully managed on GoodMem Cloud with the built-in Retrieval Optimizer, or self-hosted behind your own firewall. Run it on frontier APIs or entirely on open models, on hardware you control. Same API either way; your memory stays yours.

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