Comparison
A brain, not a filing cabinet.
Most AI memory tools are filing cabinets — they store past messages with a search box on top. Ricord is a brain: it understands what the facts are, how they connect, and what they mean together. Here's the side-by-side.
We extract facts
Every message your AI sees becomes entities, relationships, and tasks — not just text chunks.
We draw the graph
Every entity gets linked into a living knowledge graph. You can rotate it, zoom it, and search it — live 3D, right in your browser.
We write the wiki
Every person, project, and topic gets an auto-generated Wikipedia page about your world. No other memory tool ships this.
Head-to-head comparisons
Each dedicated page goes deeper — pricing breakdowns, strengths + weaknesses, migration paths, and an honest "when to choose them instead" section.
Ricord vs Mem0
$249/mo graph → $15/mo. Plus contradiction resolution.
Ricord vs Zep
OSS deprecation story + the "context engineering" rebrand.
Ricord vs Letta
Memory infra vs agent framework. Two shapes, often complementary.
Ricord vs Supermemory
Capture-first vs organization-first. Adjacent shapes.
Ricord vs ChatGPT Memory
Cross-AI continuity vs the walled garden.
Best AI Memory API (2026)
All six APIs reviewed, decision matrix, honest weaknesses.
Feature comparison
Feature availability as of May 27, 2026, verified against each vendor's public documentation and API.
| Feature | Ricord | Mem0 | Zep | Letta | Supermemory |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Knowledge graph | Every tier | $249/mo+ | |||
| Visual graph UI (entity map) | Live 3D | ||||
| Auto-generated wiki pages per entity | |||||
| Contradiction detection + resolution | Basic | ||||
| Temporal queries (since/before/asOf) | |||||
| Hard delete (GDPR) | |||||
| Auto-deprecation of stale facts | |||||
| MCP server (Claude Desktop / Code / Cursor) | |||||
| Framework-agnostic REST API | |||||
| JS + Python SDKs | Coming soon | ||||
| User profile aggregation | |||||
| Hybrid search (keyword + semantic + graph) | |||||
| Teams + sharing with PII firewall | |||||
| Graph included in paid tier | Yes ($19/mo) | No ($249/mo) | Yes ($99/mo) | Yes ($29/mo) | |
| Paid pricing | From $19/mo | From $99/mo | From $99/mo | From $20/mo | From $29/mo |
Why developers switch to Ricord
A graph you can actually see
Zep and Supermemory have graph fields under the hood. Ricord renders a live 3D force graph you can rotate, zoom, and search — same view in the dashboard Graph tab, Wikis tab, and the public Atlas page — so you can watch your knowledge take shape in real time.
Auto-wikis, not raw notes
When Ricord sees enough facts about a person, project, or idea, it automatically writes a Wikipedia-style page about it. Your memory becomes readable. No other memory tool does this.
Facts that self-correct
When a user moves from New York to LA, most memory tools keep both facts. Ricord detects the contradiction, deprecates the old fact, and surfaces the update — automatically.
Framework-agnostic, not locked in
Letta's memory lives inside its proprietary agent framework. Ricord is one REST API and one MCP endpoint that works with Claude, Cursor, LangChain, CrewAI, or any agent you build.
Quality gates before storage
Most memory pipelines write everything the LLM produces — duplicates, system noise, partial extractions all land in storage and surface during retrieval. Ricord filters content at ingest, so the wiki stays signal, not noise.
Teams-ready from day one
Share facts, wiki pages, instructions, or whole knowledge spaces across a team with a content-type firewall, PII scanning, approval flow, and version history. No other memory tool ships this.
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