# Pieces — The AI memory layer for modern work Pieces builds artificial memory from your work so you can recover decisions, resume where you left off, and bring real context into every AI tool. ## Everything you do, **remembered**. Pieces runs in the background on your computer, forming a **searchable memory** that turns what already happened into what you need to understand, do, or create next. [Download free](/downloads) · [Explore teams & enterprise](/enterprise) ## Built to keep up with **your day**. ### A living timeline of everything you do Research, chats, emails, notes, meetings and more — captured chronologically so you can search, filter, and revisit any moment. ### Find information about any time, topic, person, or tool Ask anything about what you've done. Scope prompts by time, source, or topic to find or curate exactly what you need. ### Turn hours of retracing your steps into one click Standup updates, morning briefs, meeting prep, day recaps, and more — generated instantly from your real context. ## Pieces forms memories **every 2 seconds** from the apps you **already use**. Pieces forms a new memory about every 2 seconds — adding up to over 5 million memories a day across the people who use it. - **What you see** — From the currently focused application - **What you use** — From what you copy & paste - **What you hear & say** — From meetings and conversations ### Email - **Gmail** — Threads, follow-ups, decisions, and account context. - **Outlook** — Email history, commitments, and meeting context. ### Browsers - **Chrome** — Research trails, tabs, sources, and web activity. - **Arc** — Web research, references, and active project context. - **Safari** — Visited pages, research paths, and useful sources. ### Chat - **Slack** — Team threads, handoffs, decisions, and open questions. - **Teams** — Chats, shared updates, calls, and team context. - **Google Chat** — Conversations, asks, updates, and decisions. - **Discord** — Community threads, feedback, and support context. ### Meetings - **Google Meet** — Meeting context, decisions, action items, and prep. - **Zoom** — Call takeaways, customer feedback, and next steps. - **Microsoft Teams** — Meeting notes, chat context, and project updates. ### Documents - **Google Docs** — Drafts, comments, revisions, and source material. - **Notion** — Project notes, specs, wikis, and planning context. - **Figma** — Design reviews, comments, rationale, and assets. ### AI tools - **Claude** — Prompts, outputs, reasoning, and reused context. - **ChatGPT** — AI chats, drafts, summaries, and task context. - **Copilot** — Code suggestions, edits, and implementation context. - **Codex** — Agent activity, code changes, and generated work. - **Perplexity** — Research answers, citations, and source trails. ### Developer tools - **Cursor** — Agent work, code edits, commands, and review context. - **VS Code** — Files, terminals, debugging, and implementation trails. - **JetBrains** — Code navigation, edits, and project context. - **Xcode** — Build context, app changes, and debugging work. ## A **world of possibilities**, whatever you do. ### Researching - Find that article you read three days ago across a dozen tabs. - Compile everything you've gathered on a topic into one summary. - Trace a research trail back to where a decision started. - Compare options from different sources without re-searching. - Resume a deep dive exactly where you left off. - Pull together notes, bookmarks, and screenshots from a week of digging. ### Writing - Draft a follow-up from the latest conversation and open questions. - Compose an update from this week's progress without retracing your steps. - Turn scattered notes and chats into a coherent first draft. - Generate a summary from a long thread or document trail. - Write a recap of a meeting you didn't take notes in. - Pull the key points from a day of back-and-forth into a clean brief. ### Building - Recap a coding session before switching to something else. - Summarize what changed across a project this week. - Trace why a design decision was made weeks ago. - Draft release notes from the changes you actually shipped. - Document a side project's progress without stopping to write it up. - Generate a handoff from the full project history. ### Planning - Prep for a meeting from everything discussed since the last one. - Compile your research from flights, hotels, and forum posts. - Summarize the tradeoffs from a week of comparing options. - Build a decision log from the context that led to each choice. - Turn a week of scattered research into a clear checklist. - Pull together a brief from conversations, docs, and links. ### Collaborating - Create a handoff from the meetings, docs, and decisions behind the work. - Bring a teammate up to speed without rewriting the full backstory. - Summarize open questions from a week of team conversations. - Turn shared context into a clear project update. - Trace who decided what, and when, across chats and documents. - Prepare for a sync from the latest work, blockers, and follow-ups. ### Learning - Recap everything you studied across videos, articles, and notes. - Find that tutorial step you followed but can't remember where. - Compile course material and your own annotations into a study guide. - Trace how your understanding of a topic evolved over time. - Summarize a lecture or workshop from your notes and screen activity. - Generate flashcard-ready summaries from a week of reading. ## **Privacy & security** as fundamentals. ### Saved on-device by default All memories live directly on your machine. ### You're in control Pause Pieces at any time, or disable capture from specific apps and websites. ### Delete what you want Remove data from specific times, apps, websites, or capture methods — vision, clipboard, or audio. For enterprise teams, these controls go further — bring your own API keys, set org-wide capture policies, and enforce compliance across your organization. [Learn about enterprise](/enterprise) ## Context that follows you **across every tool**. Pieces MCP Server carries your full history into Claude, Cursor, Codex, Antigravity, and any MCP-ready assistant. - VS Code - Claude - Codex - Antigravity - Cursor [Explore Pieces MCP](/mcp) ## Individuals start it. **Teams multiply it.** Pieces begins as personal memory. When your team adopts it, individual context becomes shared knowledge. [Explore teams & enterprise](/enterprise) ## Start building memory **today**. Download Pieces and let it run in the background. Your memory starts forming immediately. [Download free](/downloads)