One Brain.
Every AI.
Today it's Claude. Tomorrow it's OpenAI. Next week it's a company nobody's heard of yet. Your memory shouldn't live in any of them. One Brain, for every AI tool — and you can text it whenever you like.
$20/month · cancel anytime · takes 30 seconds
Same Brain, every tool
Ask in Claude. Ask in ChatGPT. Ask by text. Same answer.
Your Brain is one link. Paste it into any AI tool and it knows what you know. Switch tools whenever you like — nothing to re-explain.
What it does
Four things it is phenomenal at.
Bring your Brain to every AI.
One link you paste into Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. Switch tools any time. Stop re-explaining yourself.
Text it anything. It remembers.
People, promises, "remind me in 5 minutes" — answered with sources, and it reminds you first.
Put it in the group chat.
It introduces you, finds a time, and makes sure you follow up.
It knows your business — and your competitors.
Give it your site and theirs.
How it works
Thirty seconds.
Enter your number.
Text Synnc.
That's it.
Using Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor? Paste your Brain link once — it's in Settings.
Text SynncWorks where you are
iMessage. Android. The web. Inside your AI tools.
How it connects: your Brain speaks MCP, the open standard AI tools use for memory and tools.
Questions
Straight answers.
Is my data private?
Yes. Your memories are encrypted with a key unique to you, we never use your data to train AI models, and people in your group chats can never read your Brain — Synnc only uses what was said in that group.
Does it work on Android?
Yes. Texting works on any phone. Some iMessage features, like reactions and group threads, are richest on iPhone.
What happens on day 7?
Nothing is charged unless you subscribe. If you don't, your Brain pauses and you can pick it up any time.
Can I take my Brain out?
Any time. Export everything or delete your account from Settings.
Which AI does it use?
The best model for the job, automatically. If an answer matters, ask it to think harder.
One Brain. Every AI.
Text it whenever you like.
