AI Memory Context Manager

App that maintains persistent context and conversation memory when building projects with ChatGPT, eliminating the need to re-explain the same information repeatedly. Solves the problem of AI forgetting project context during long development cycles.

OpenAI's persistent memory rollout and the rise of multi-session coding workflows with tools like Cursor and Windsurf have made context management a real friction point, not just a theoretical one. The closest substitute is MemGPT (now Letta), which tackles the same problem at the infrastructure level, meaning a thin app layer here competes against both an open-source project and whatever memory features OpenAI ships natively next quarter. The $800–3k/mo revenue band is plausible for a bootstrapped solo product targeting individual developers, but it implies a fairly low ceiling — probably 50–200 paying users at modest price points, which is achievable but not a business most founders would find satisfying long-term. The biggest risk is platform irrelevance: OpenAI has already shipped memory for ChatGPT and is actively expanding it, so the core problem this solves may disappear from the product before the founder recoups build time.