Neuroloom

Pay for what your coding agent remembers. Nothing else.

Full knowledge graph and CodeWeaver at every tier.
No seat fees, no surprise overages.

Free

Build something real. No credit card, no expiry, no trial that turns into a bill.

$0forever
  • 1 workspace
  • 1 API key
  • 500 memories/month
  • Full knowledge graph — view, traverse, connect
  • Semantic search
  • MCP server + API access
  • Python & TypeScript SDKs
  • 30-day memory retention
  • Community support
Start for free
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Pro

For developers using coding agents at work, not just side projects.

$29per month
  • Everything in Free, plus:
  • 3 workspaces — 3 API keys
  • 10,000 memories/month
  • Unlimited memory retention
  • Automated relationship discovery
  • Multi-strategy retrieval & reranking
  • Priority processing
  • Email support
Start Pro

Team

One knowledge graph your whole team's agents can read, write, and build on.

$79per month
  • Everything in Pro, plus:
  • 10 workspaces — 5 API keys
  • 50,000 memories/month
  • Shared knowledge graph across team
Start Team Plan

Cancel anytime. No proration surprises. Prices in USD.

Common questions

What counts as a memory?
A memory is a single stored fact, entity, or observation written to your workspace. Relationships between memories do not count against your limit.
What happens if I exceed my memory limit on Free?
We send you an email when you reach 80% of your monthly memories quota. After hitting the limit, new write calls return an error — existing memories are preserved, we just stop recording new ones until the month resets. Upgrading takes effect immediately.
What is the knowledge graph?
Neuroloom connects memories through tagged relationships - references, caused-by, contradicts & more. Through CodeWeaver, memories also link to actual code entities like functions and files. The result is a navigable knowledge graph of your codebase - decisions, patterns, architecture and the code they touch.
What is CodeWeaver?
CodeWeaver gives your coding agent a mental model of your codebase. It's a Tree-sitter that runs locally on your machine and maps functions, classes, imports and dependencies. That structure is used to root every memory in the code it touches.
Does CodeWeaver send my code to Neuroloom servers?
No. CodeWeaver parses your codebase locally. Your source code never leaves your computer. Only the structural index (function names, file paths, relationship edges) and memory links are stored in Neuroloom.