The chat gets long. The screen gets slow. The answers get dumber. So you open a fresh one — and it remembers nothing.
Say “continue” instead. The new session picks up the thread — same AI, or a different one — with the decisions, the dead ends, and where you left off already in hand.
Built-in memory is useful, but it is platform-locked. ChatGPT cannot use what you told Claude. Claude cannot use what you worked out in Gemini. And platform memory holds a few pages of notes about you — your name, your job, a paragraph about what you’ve been up to. It doesn’t hold the work: the decision you made three weeks ago, the approach you already ruled out, the thing you finally figured out at 1am and would rather not figure out twice.
ContinueVault keeps the work. Your actual decisions, threads, and history — and they travel with you.

Hit the context wall in one session and pick up in a fresh one — or start in one AI and continue in another. The next session starts where the last one stopped, with the prior work already in hand.
Two real moments from live sessions. One answers “can it find things?” — the other answers “can I trust what it finds?”
Styled for readability — the words are what the sessions actually said.
They’re sitting inside ChatGPT and Claude right now — the decisions, the constraints, the approaches you already tried and rejected. Locked in whichever AI you happened to be using that day. ContinueVault syncs that history from the accounts you connect and pulls out what matters later: what you decided, what failed, what’s still open.
The point is not a bigger pile of old chats. The point is that the work you already did is available to the AI you use next.
Your conversations sync from the AI platforms where you already work.
It pulls out the decisions, the dead ends, and what’s still open — not a summary, the actual substance.
Open a new session, say “continue,” and the AI picks up the thread without making you explain it again.
Paste the old chat into the new one? Slow again. Projects. Document uploads. Summaries. Everyone tries them. Nothing holds.
So you become the memory: you re-explain the project, re-paste the decisions, re-answer questions you already answered — and when a conversation finally gets long enough to be useful, it hits the wall and you lose it. That’s the part ContinueVault fixes.
Use each AI for what it does best: Perplexity for research, Claude for synthesis, ChatGPT for drafting or critique. The work from one carries into the next.
Continue with prior context in Claude, Grok, Perplexity, and Le Chat over MCP, and in ChatGPT through the ContinueVault GPT. Gemini and DeepSeek conversations are saved and searchable — and continuable from any platform above.
Free is the whole product across your last 7 days — save, search, and continue. Pro is the same thing across your entire history.
Founding members lock in today’s Pro price. As we add features and capacity, new members will see new pricing — but yours stays where it started.
ContinueVault stores your conversations in a per-user encrypted vault. We don't use them for training, and you can export or delete everything on any tier.
The important trust difference is architectural: your vault is decrypted only by a server process actively handling your authenticated requests. When you go idle, that process shuts down — taking the keys with it, typically within minutes. There are no scheduled jobs reading your conversations between sessions, and no support access without your explicit, time-limited consent.
ContinueVault saves the conversation around your AI work, not your code by default. CLI sources sync prompts, decisions, and reasoning by default — not file contents, diffs, command outputs, or tool payloads. Full session sync is an explicit opt-in.
Stop being your AI’s memory.
When a session hits the wall, the next one — on any AI you use — picks up right where you left off.
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