Two ways to share Markdown notes with your AI
Basic Memory offers both local and Cloud editions. Cloud includes a web editor, browser access, remote MCP and AI collaboration; these are established capabilities.
OneKB focuses on personal recording: browser writing, your own local AI client, an explicit AI write ledger, version recovery and library export.
| OneKB | Basic Memory | |
|---|---|---|
| Philosophy | Markdown notes with your own AI | Markdown knowledge, local or Cloud |
| Human editing | Browser editor, folders, images and wiki links | Local editor; Cloud web editor and review tools |
| AI connection | Local stdio MCP; phone access to web notes | Local MCP and Cloud remote MCP with OAuth |
| Review | AI write ledger, version comparison and restore | Cloud activity, comments and suggested edits |
| Daily records | Today's journal, calendar and reusable templates | Project and knowledge workflows |
| Portability | Markdown, images and checksums in ZIP exports | Local Markdown and Cloud project archives |
| Price | Free; Pro $1.9/mo for higher AI throughput | Local edition and Cloud plans; check current pricing |
Choose Basic Memory if…
- · You want local files and your own version control.
- · You need remote MCP from hosted AI clients.
- · You prefer Cloud collaboration and suggested edits.
Choose OneKB if…
- · You want a focused daily recording workflow.
- · You want a clear AI write ledger with recoverable versions.
- · You already use a local AI terminal and want browser editing.
Features checked October 2, 2026. Local and cloud editions differ; consult current official documentation.
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