Did Supermemory shut down?

No. The company is still running. On September 9, 2026 it closed its consumer app (Nova) and its Slack 'company brain', refunded people who were charged, and kept its developer memory API, MCP server and plugins. Your existing memories moved to its developer console.

Can I still use Supermemory for myself?

Yes, through its developer console and MCP server. That suits people comfortable with API keys and client setup. If you wanted an app that does it for you, that app is what closed.

How is Konshus different?

Konshus is built for people, not developers. You bring in your history (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok chats, notes, journals, documents, highlights), Konshus turns it into memories that each say where they came from, and you can use them in Claude, ChatGPT and other AI apps through one connector or a copy-paste summary. You can export everything at any time.

How do I move my Supermemory memories to Konshus?

Export or copy your memories from the Supermemory console, save them as a text or document file, and upload it to your Konshus vault. Then bring in your original sources too, like your ChatGPT or Claude export, so each memory can be traced back to where you said it.

Is Konshus free to try?

Yes. You can start free with no card. Paid plans add more room and features; see the pricing page for current plans.

Switching guide · ~4 min read

Supermemory's app closed. Where should your memories go?

If you used Supermemory's Nova app as a second brain, it stopped on September 9, 2026. Your memories aren't gone, but the app you used to keep them is. Here's what changed and how to move to a vault built for people rather than developers.

What happened

Supermemory announced that its company brain and Nova were discontinued on September 9, 2026. Paying users were refunded. Its MCP server and plugins keep running, and Nova's features moved to the developer console. Supermemory is now focused on its memory API for developers.

What you keep, and what you lose

Keep: your saved memories, now inside the developer console.
Keep: the MCP server, if you're comfortable setting up API keys.
Lose: a simple app that does the work for you.

Move to Konshus in four steps

Copy or export your memories from the Supermemory console into a text file.
Start a free Konshus vault and upload that file.
Bring in your original history too: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or Grok chats, notes and journals.
Connect your vault to Claude, ChatGPT or another AI app, or paste your short summary into any chat.

Side by side

	Supermemory today	Konshus
Built for	Developers building apps	Individuals
Consumer app	Closed Sept 9, 2026	Yes, web vault plus a desktop app
Bring in chat history	Through the API	ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok and 20+ other sources
Shows where each memory came from	Not its focus	Yes
Works in your AI apps	MCP server	Connector plus copy-paste summary
Run privately on your own computer	No	Yes, with Sovereign

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