Dexi is a second brain for you and your AI agents.

Notes, bookmarks, newsletters and feeds become one searchable memory. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or any MCP client and each one works from what you've actually read and saved — including what the others saved.

Free for 1,000 notes · No credit card · Works with any MCP client · Coming from Pocket?

The Dexi workspace: a note on spaced repetition saved via Claude, an article clipped from fs.blog, a book note and a Lisbon trip plan saved via ChatGPT, all in one list with tags
From your browserWeb clipper or bookmarklet, one click.
From your inboxForward a newsletter to your Dexi address.
From your phoneShare sheet on iOS, straight to a note.
From the feeds you followRSS entries arrive as notes, searchable with the rest.
Claude · connected to DexiExample
What did we settle on for the Lisbon trip?

Four nights, not three, and the apartment in Alfama over the hotel. You worked that out with ChatGPT last week, and yesterday you had Gemini add the train times for the Sintra day trip.

Want me to add the restaurant your sister recommended to the same note?

Lisbon trip plan· saved by ChatGPT, edited by Gemini Where to eat in Lisbon
Same memory in:ChatGPTGeminiGemini CLICursorHermes AgentOpenClawany MCP clientMuse (coming)

One memory, every assistant

Each AI app keeps its own memory, and none of them can see the others'. Connect them to Dexi instead and they all read and write the same notes — yours, in an account you control. What one assistant saves, the next one finds.

Remember
Say “save that” in Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini or Cursor and the decision lands as a tagged note — #hashtags and @mentions file it as it's written.
Recall anywhere
“What did we settle on for the Lisbon trip?” — answered from your notes in whichever assistant you're in. The Hermes Agent and OpenClaw plugins look up relevant notes before each turn; the Claude Code plugin reminds Claude to check Dexi before it starts work.
See who saved what
Every note an assistant writes records which app created it and which app last edited it — Saved by Gemini · last edited by Claude — so you can tell your own words from an assistant's summary.
You stay in control
Each connection sees everything, one folder or one tag — your choice at consent, editable later. It's the same notes you can read, edit and export, and Disconnect in Settings ends access instantly.

How the memory gets built

Dexi is built around one loop: capture without friction, connect as you write, let what matters resurface, and share it — with people, or with the assistants you've connected.

Capture. Save it from wherever you already are

Notes, bookmarks, emails and feeds flow into one place, and so does anything an assistant saves for you. Highlight a passage on any page and it lands in the note for that page, quoted and tagged.

The Save to Dexi popup with a highlighted passage from an article about mental models

Connect. Structure emerges from writing

Tags, mentions and backlinks weave every new idea into what you already know. Type #learn, @andy or [[Zettelkasten]] — or let Claude write them — and the connections are made. No folders, no filing.

A note in the Dexi editor marked Saved by Claude · last edited by ChatGPT, with wiki links to two other notes, a quoted highlight, hashtags and a list of related notes

Distill. The right idea resurfaces at the right moment

Search by keyword or by meaning, follow related notes, or walk the knowledge graph. Your assistants run the same search, so what you saved months ago is one question away — in the app or in a chat.

Search results in Dexi for 'spaced repetition': a note, a saved article and two related notes, with keyword and semantic modes

Share. Publish when it's ready for an audience

Turn a tag into a scheduled email digest, or publish a curated feed of your research for anyone to subscribe to.

Your weekly #learn digestExample
  1. Why spaced repetition worksNote · 3 related
  2. The Feynman Learning Techniquefs.blog · highlight saved
  3. How to write good promptsandymatuschak.org

Sent every Sunday at 9:00 · from your tag-filtered notes

What the memory is made of

Notes, bookmarks, newsletters and feeds — tagged, cross-referenced and searchable in one workspace, whether you open it or your assistant does.

Your knowledge, mapped

Every tag and backlink builds a private knowledge graph. Traverse related concepts in 2D or 3D and surface unexpected connections.

The knowledge graph page in Dexi with hashtag and mention filters

A table when you want one

Type status:: reading or due:: 2026-09-10 in a note and it becomes a property. A base turns the notes that match a filter into a saved table, card, list or map view with formulas, grouping and summaries — and Obsidian .base files import directly. Properties and bases →

A Reading log base: a table of book notes with author, status and rating columns

Remember what you read

Tag a note for review and it joins a spaced-repetition deck. Dexi quizzes you on it and reschedules each card as you recall it, so what you save actually sticks.

A review session in Dexi: recall the note, then reveal it to check yourself

Organized as you write

Tag content with @mentions and #hashtags while you type. Structure emerges from writing, not from filing things away.

Full-text, everywhere

Search by keyword, by exact pattern — phrases, OR, exclusions, even /regex/ — or by meaning, with semantic search that finds notes when you can’t recall the words.

Save any page in a click

Capture pages with the web clipper extension (Chrome, Brave, Arc, Orion, Vivaldi) or bookmarklet, or import your existing bookmarks from Chrome, Pocket or Raindrop — titles, favicons and notes included. The bookmark manager →

Forward it, file it

Send anything to your Dexi address and it lands as a note — newsletters, receipts, ideas — filed and instantly searchable.

Feeds in, feeds out

Subscribe to RSS sources, receive tag-filtered digests on your schedule, and publish curated feeds of your own research.

Share a note, not a workspace

Invite teammates and share individual notes with a toggle. Shared notes join their search and bases; everything else stays yours.

Questions, answered

What is Dexi?

Dexi is a second brain for you and your AI agents: a personal knowledge app that keeps your notes, bookmarks, newsletters and RSS feeds in one searchable workspace, with semantic search, a private knowledge graph and an MCP server so Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and other assistants read and write the same notes. It is built by a small independent team and has been in continuous development since 2020; dexi.net is its official home.

Is Dexi free?

Yes, to start: the Free plan holds up to 1,000 notes, no credit card required. Solo is $5/month for unlimited notes, and Team is $10 per member/month for shared notes and team-wide search. Yearly billing gets you two months free.

Which AI assistants work with Dexi?

Claude (claude.ai, Claude Desktop, Claude Code), ChatGPT (as a developer-mode connector), Gemini and Gemini CLI, Cursor, Hermes Agent and OpenClaw (both with memory plugins that recall notes before each turn), and any other MCP client over streamable HTTP. A Meta Muse connector is in review. You decide what each app may touch — everything, a single folder or a single tag — and Disconnect in Settings ends access instantly.

Is my memory shared between assistants?

Yes, because every assistant reads and writes the same notes in your account rather than a copy. A decision saved from ChatGPT is there when Claude Code or Gemini CLI searches for it. There is no sync step — the notes are the memory. Each note records which app created it and which last edited it, and you can read, edit or export all of it like any other note.

Can I bring my bookmarks from Pocket?

Yes. Dexi imports your existing bookmarks from Pocket, Chrome or Raindrop — titles, favicons and notes included — and the web clipper extension (Chrome, Brave, Arc, Orion, Vivaldi) or bookmarklet saves new pages in a click.

Is Dexi the same as dexi.io?

No. Dexi at dexi.net is a second brain for you and your AI agents — notes, bookmarks and feeds. It is not affiliated with dexi.io or any other company using the Dexi name.

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