LogicMem vs built-in ChatGPT and Claude memory
Every major assistant now remembers you between chats, for free. If one person uses one assistant, that is often enough. It stops at the vendor's walls.
Researched October 2026 from public sources listed below. "Not found" means we found no public evidence, not proof a feature is missing. Competitors ship fast; tell us if anything here is out of date and we will fix it.
| built-in memory | LogicMem | |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Included in the assistant | Not set yet; free for design partners |
| Memory between chats | Yes, in all five big assistants (locul.ai, Oct 2026) | Yes |
| Shared across vendors | One-time import only; Claude calls its import experimental; Gemini import unavailable in EU/UK/CH and on work accounts | Live, shared by agents from any vendor over MCP |
| Coding agents | Rules shared via files in git (CLAUDE.md, AGENTS.md); Claude Code auto memory stays on one machine | One memory across machines and tools |
| Who wrote what | No tamper-evident record | Hash-chained audit log |
| Where data lives | Vendor cloud | Our cloud, or self-hosted with a local Qwen model |
Choose built-in memory if
- you use one assistant on your own
- you do not need to share memory with other agents or prove anything later
Choose LogicMem if
- you run a team of agents from different vendors
- you need a record that holds up in a review or audit
- memory must stay on your servers
Other comparisons: vs Mem0 · vs Cognee · vs built-in ChatGPT/Claude memory