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v2026.03.18 — Open Source · Apache 2.0
Just like your memories, your AI memories should
also be personal, local and safe
Without memory, every AI session starts from zero. Every bug you fixed, every pattern you discovered, every decision you made, gone. SynaBun gives your AI a mind that grows wiser across sessions, projects, and time.
Forget exact keywords. Just ask naturally and SynaBun understands what you mean. It connects your question to the right memory, even months later, even when you phrase it completely differently.
Memories are not a black box. Explore them in a living 3D space, organize them, shape them, and watch connections form on their own. A knowledge base you can see, touch, and understand.
Close your laptop. Open it tomorrow. Your AI already knows what you were building, what broke, and what's next. No "where were we?" ever again.
Tell your AI to remember a decision, a fix, an API quirk. It stores the full context with tags, importance, and file links. Not a bookmark — a memory.
Forgot how you solved something three weeks ago? Describe it in your own words. SynaBun searches by meaning, not keywords — so "that auth thing" actually works.
Used Gemini for research? GPT for a brainstorm? Tell Claude what you found, it saves the knowledge. Switch models, switch providers — your context travels with you.
Decisions change. Code evolves. Update any memory in place — new content, new tags, bumped importance. Your knowledge base stays current, not fossilized.
Refactored a file? SynaBun compares file checksums against stored memories and flags anything stale. Your AI never gives advice based on code that no longer exists.
Bug fixes go to bug fixes. Architecture calls go to architecture. Your AI reads category routing rules and sorts every memory on its own. One question pulls them all back.
Give your AI a repeating task and walk away. It runs up to 50 iterations — fixing lint errors, migrating files, updating imports. You come back to a changelog.
A fully headed Chrome browser your AI controls directly. Opens pages, clicks buttons, fills forms, takes screenshots — with persistent sessions and cookies that survive across conversations.
Ask your AI to diagram an architecture, sketch a data flow, or map out a migration plan on the Neural Interface whiteboard. Visual thinking, on demand.
One slash command, four tools. Brainstorm from your past work, audit stale memories, run a system health check, or deep-search everything you've ever saved.
Week one, it helps. Month three, it thinks like you. Accumulated memories teach your AI your conventions, your naming style, your go-to patterns. It stops guessing.
Open protocols, best-in-class vector storage, and state-of-the-art neural embeddings. No vendor lock-in, no compromises.
The open standard that lets AI talk to any tool. It's how SynaBun plugs into Claude and other assistants without locking you into one provider.
Where your memories actually live. SQLite is a lightweight, zero-config embedded database that stores vectors and metadata locally — no server process, no Docker, no network overhead. Just a single file on disk.
Give your AI its own fully headed Chrome browser. Not a headless scraper, a real browser it can see and control. Navigate, click, fill forms, screenshot, extract data, automate social media. Sessions and cookies persist across conversations. 38 Playwright-powered tools for true internet access.
The engine running under the hood. Node.js is trusted by millions of apps worldwide and keeps SynaBun fast, reliable, and easy to extend.
Neural embeddings that run entirely in Node.js. The all-MiniLM-L6-v2 ONNX model downloads once (~23MB) and generates 384-dimensional vectors locally — no API keys, no network calls, no cost.
See your memories as a living 3D map you can spin, zoom, and explore. Connections between ideas appear naturally so you can understand how your knowledge fits together.
Memory, browser automation, AI image & video generation, visual workspace, and autonomous loops. One MCP connection. Install once, unlock everything.
Ask Claude to pin a memory and it appears here — architecture decisions, bug investigations, research notes, all summoned to a shared canvas you can drag, rearrange, and explore.
App Router for native RSC support, streaming SSR, and nested layouts. Trade-off: steeper curve, some libs not RSC-ready.
Bug: Two simultaneous task updates could cause stale data. Optimistic cache update + server response arriving out of order.
Fix: Added a version counter to each entity. Mutation includes expected version, server rejects stale writes with 409 Conflict. Client retries with fresh data.
Verified fix under load — 500 concurrent writes, zero data loss. P99 latency unchanged at 42ms.
Compared SQLite, Pinecone, and Weaviate. Winner: SQLite — zero-config, file-based, built into Node.js 22.5+, no external process needed.
One MCP server syncs across every AI surface simultaneously. Switch tools mid-thought, your context is already there.
Install SynaBun, run the onboarding wizard, and your AI starts remembering. SQLite and local embeddings are built in — the wizard handles the rest.
localhost:3344100% free, 100% local (99% if you don't self-host your embedding key)