Your AI profile should belong to you.

See what AI thinks it knows about you.

ChatGPT and Claude can remember personal details, preferences, goals, and patterns from your conversations. Memrov brings that context into one private profile you can review, edit, and use with other assistants.

Reveal what AI knows See how it works

Raw conversations stay private. You decide what becomes portable.

1,633

AI memory signals scanned

quick cards to review

raw chats shared by default

The reveal turns into control

One clean profile, not another pile of files.

Who you are

How you work

What you prefer

Current goals

Trusted tools

Sensitive boundaries

The customer journey

Reveal, review, connect.

The flow is intentionally simple: see the AI footprint, fix the important parts, then let approved assistants use only the context you choose.

Bring your AI history

Upload a ChatGPT or Claude export. Memrov looks for the personal profile those tools have already built about you.

See the useful parts

You get a plain-language view of the things AI may remember: preferences, work style, goals, tools, and sensitive categories.

Fix anything wrong

Edit, hide, or replace facts before they are used. Your direct correction always wins over anything an AI wrote.

Connect safely

When you connect another assistant, it receives only the approved profile. Raw conversations stay out by default.

For connected assistants

Helpful context without oversharing.

Memrov gives assistants short, approved facts like your communication preferences, work context, and tool choices. It does not hand them your raw export or private source evidence.

Developer access Read the security model

memrov.connector.profile.v1Scoped

{
  "identity": ["User is a founder."],
  "preferences": [
    {
      "value": "direct communication",
      "author": "User"
    }
  ],
  "tools": ["ChatGPT", "Claude"],
  "held_out": "sensitive, unclear, or source-only context"
}

Trust rules

Built around user authority.

The website, review flow, and assistant connections all follow the same rule: the person described by the data controls the data.

Share cards use counts and categories, not private facts

Connected assistants receive only the profile you allow

Sensitive or unclear information stays hidden by default

Your edits outrank anything ChatGPT or Claude wrote

Find out what AI thinks it knows.

Start with the reveal, then decide what becomes part of your owned identity.

Reveal my AI footprint