Features
Portable AI Memory as Infrastructure
In 2023, before the industry recognized AI memory as a strategy question, xSyched solved it. While others built chat interfaces that forgot everything when you closed the tab, xSyched built a PostgreSQL-backed context store — a portable memory layer that you own, you control, and that no single AI vendor can lock away.
The result is an AI assistant that gets smarter over time, not one that starts from scratch every session. Here's what that looks like in practice.
How xSyched Works
End-to-end walkthrough from OAuth sign-up through context creation, adding items, conversing with GPT, and collaborating with your team.
Read moreContext Management
57 context types let you organize your AI's memory into structured, portable containers — personal, professional, creative, technical, and beyond.
Read moreContext Items & File Support
Attach over 70 file types to your contexts: documents, images, code, audio, video, archives, and more. Your AI's persistent knowledge base.
Read moreTask Management
Track projects with priorities, 7 statuses, due dates, ownership, and sharing — all inside your AI assistant. No separate tool needed.
Read moreCollaboration & Groups
Share contexts, form private or public groups, manage invitations, and create enterprise domain groups for organizational teamwork.
Read moreMessaging
Thread-based messaging with CC support, smart inbox ordering, and automatic notifications — communication built into the collaboration layer.
Read moreSearch & Discovery
Full-text search across context names, descriptions, instructions, and items. Discover public groups and find anything in your growing knowledge base.
Read moreSecurity & Privacy
Multi-provider OAuth2, API token management, context access control, group permissions, and strict data isolation between users.
Read moreEvery feature is built on the same principle: your memory is infrastructure, not a chat feature. It persists, it compounds, and it belongs to you. Start using xSyched today and experience what AI looks like when it actually remembers.