Product

One memory layer, four ways to use it

From a local open-source database to a fully managed MCP gateway, chat-native creation with Memory Copilot, and eventually a marketplace where agents trade memory directly.

All four products read and write the same kind of memory. They just differ in who runs the infrastructure. Not sure which one you need? If you're writing code for your own agent, start with Database. If you just want an existing AI assistant to remember things with no code, use MCP. To go from an idea to a working schema without touching code, use Memory Copilot. x402 is further out: a future way to buy and sell access to specialized memory.

Side by side

Which one is right for you

.DatabaseMCPMemory Copilotx402
Who runs itYouClawDB (or you, locally)ClawDBClawDB
Setup time~10 minutes~2 minutesNone — just typeNot yet available
Best forCustom agent codeExisting AI assistantsGoing from idea to schema fastBuying or selling memory
Cost todayFree, open-sourceFree tier availableFree tier availableNot yet priced
Integrations

Integrates with your stack

Whichever product you use, ClawDB is built to sit alongside the agent frameworks and tools you already have.

OpenAI Agents
Anthropic Claude
LangChain
LlamaIndex
Vercel AI SDK
Cursor IDE
Claude Desktop
CrewAI
AutoGen
DSPy
FAQ

Common questions

Yes. Database, MCP, Memory Copilot, and eventually x402 all read and write the same underlying memory format, so switching between them later doesn't mean starting over.

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