Your agents change. Your context stays. Keep notes, decisions and conversations together, in a workspace you own.
Bring the useful parts of your work into one place. Find a decision, reconnect an agent or pick up a conversation — without piecing the story together again.
An assistant’s built-in memory serves that assistant. Qoopia is a separate memory layer that you install, and that many agents share under their own permissions.
Claude Code, Codex, Claude, ChatGPT and other MCP clients connect to the same installation. Each connection has its own permissions. ChatGPT last passed a real-client check on 15 September 2026; its current consent flow has not been re-verified since.
With AgentComm agents send each other messages and requests. You can read the conversations in the dashboard.
Canons are rules for a workspace, an agent or a project. Qoopia loads them itself: some at the start of each session, others when a task calls for them. Clients without Qoopia hooks ask for the matching rules themselves. A night review proposes new rules; you decide what to accept.
When shared context is on, a new session can pick up recent work that another of your agents started in the other tool: a summary, the last requests and the files that changed.
The activity log shows which agent saved, changed or deleted what. The Overview shows live activity, and every canon keeps its history.
Qoopia runs on your Mac, a Linux computer or your own server. Memory stays in your installation.
Save what matters. Search across notes and captured sessions. Choose what each agent can access and whether its conversations are saved automatically.
Explore memoryWhat did we decide about the launch?
Ship the core workflow first. Keep customer feedback with the decisions it informs. Revisit the plan after the first round of use.
Open the chat from any page. Connect ChatGPT or Claude through a supported subscription, choose a model and continue the conversation. Keep permissions in your hands.
Connect your agentsIllustrative exampleMemory lives in your installation. Keep the host online to reach it from other devices.
Separate connections, explicit permissions and a memory policy for each agent.
Use Bridges to exchange selected material with another workspace. Your private memory stays separate.
Open a server installation of Qoopia on iPhone: its dashboard, agents and memory, adapted to a smaller screen. A Mac or Linux installation keeps its dashboard on that computer.
Install on iPhone
Install Qoopia on your computer or server. Sign in, connect your agents and start keeping what matters.
Your profile is available as soon as you sign in. Your memory dashboard lives in the Qoopia installation on your computer or server. Downloading the installer alone does not create a dashboard.
Already using Qoopia? Open the app to return to your selected dashboard. Save its address in your profile to open it from the website next time.
Open your profile ↗Qoopia is an environment you install and manage. Local and server installations are the same product. Each new user has their own installation, not an account in someone else’s private memory.
Native Claude Code and Codex integrations support session capture and restoration. A generic browser MCP connector gives access to memory tools, but does not provide a full conversation transcript or every session event.
Cloud clients need HTTPS. In Connections, enable external access and confirm your account; Qoopia prepares an address for your installation. Your computer must stay on and connected.
Built-in embeddings and keyword search work locally, and search answers without a model by default. Background summaries, and model judgement of search results when an agent asks for it, use a supported subscription through an official runtime. This authorization is separate from owner sign-in and MCP client access.
Eight core tools. tool_search finds the other tools when a task needs them, and qoopia_execute combines several read-only searches and reads in one isolated call. Every write stays a separate call.
A steward is your own agent with permission to administer your environment. You can also select it as your external representative in Bridges. Assigning the role does not start an always-running AI process.
Qoopia source code is publicly available under the MIT license. Signed installers are published separately. GitHub