Claude and ChatGPT forget everything the moment a chat ends. Tenka Memory is a private store you own: ask the assistant to “save this to Tenka Memory” and the transcript lands in a project you control. Later, in a fresh chat — or in the other assistant entirely — ask it to “recall what we decided about X” and it reads back from the same memory. Your notes, your projects, portable across both AIs.
Connect it
You'll need a free Tenka account — sign in or sign up here. When either assistant asks you to connect, you'll sign in with Tenka and approve access. Setup is once per assistant.
Claude
Claude.ai, Desktop, or Code.
1. Open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
2. Paste the URL:
https://dashboard.tenka.cloud/mcp/memory
3. Click connect and sign in with Tenka when prompted.
4. In any chat, turn the connector on, then say:
“Save this conversation to Tenka Memory.”
ChatGPT
Option A — MCP connector (same URL as Claude; Pro / Business / Enterprise, developer mode on).
1. Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
2. Paste the URL:
https://dashboard.tenka.cloud/mcp/memory
3. Sign in with Tenka when prompted.
Option B — Custom GPT Action (Plus / Team / Enterprise).
1. In the GPT editor: Configure → Actions → Import from URL.
2. Paste https://dashboard.tenka.cloud/openapi-memory.json and set Authentication to OAuth.
Either way, then say:
“Save this conversation to Tenka Memory.”
These are the current steps for adding Tenka Memory yourself. We're getting listed in the Claude and ChatGPT app directories — once approved you'll be able to find Tenka Memory and connect it in one click, no URL to paste.
Using it once connected
It all works by just asking the assistant in plain language, in any chat where you've turned the connector on. A few things you can say:
- Save a chat — “Save this conversation to Tenka Memory.” It confirms which project to save into (or uses your default “Saved chats”).
- Save a summary or a hand-off — “Save a short summary of what we decided,” or “Save this as notes to pick up next session.”
- Recall later, in a fresh chat or the other assistant — “What did we decide about X in Tenka Memory?” or “Search my memory for the pricing notes.”
- Reload a project — “Load the context for my Website project” to carry on where you left off.
- Draft a document — ask for a report, policy, meeting notes or SOP and it writes to a clean structure, then saves it.
- Get it in Word — “Give me a Word download of that” returns a .docx, styled by your own template if you’ve set one.
What it can't do
By design, this is save on request, not background capture. The assistant can only pass along the conversation you explicitly ask it to save, in a chat where you've turned the connector on. It cannot read your other chats, and it cannot reach past conversations. Nothing is ever deleted through the AI connection — the whole delete surface is removed, so a connected assistant can add to your memory but never destroy it. Your data stays in your Tenka account, hosted in the EU.
Manage it in your dashboard
Everything you save is also in your private area on tenka.cloud. There you can review, organize, edit, and export your memory (including to Word) — and permanently delete anything you no longer want. Permanent deletion lives only in your dashboard, never in the AI connection, so you always stay in control of what's kept.
Make Word exports look like yours
Upload a Word template (an ordinary .docx) in your dashboard and every
export is styled to match it — your fonts, colours, logo, and headers/footers. Set one
account-wide default, or give a single project its own template that
overrides the default. If the template also has a heading outline, documents you ask the assistant
to write will follow that structure. No template? Exports use clean built-in styling.
Questions about data handling? See our privacy policy. Tenka Memory is a product by Tenka AB, Sweden.