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Turn what you find online into reusable memory for your team and AI tools

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See what Kepler can do

  1. Capture what matters

    Save links, pages, videos, and references in one click. Kepler captures the context behind what you save, so it becomes useful memory instead of another forgotten bookmark.

    Kepler capture confirmation showing a link, summary, and tags

  2. Turn saves into memory

    Use spaces to organize personal and team memory in one place. Collect what matters, keep its context, and turn scattered saves into reusable context for yourself, others, or AI tools.

    Kepler Spaces grouping captures into project workspaces

  3. Give AI the context it's missing

    Kepler turns what you find on the web into contextualised and reusable memory,so your AI agents can answer and action with additional context.

    Kepler AI assistant answering with grounded references from a Kepler Space

Frequently asked questions

  • Why credits instead of "unlimited queries"?

    Because unlimited has a hidden cost. Companies that promise unlimited queries either subsidize heavy users from light users (and eventually pull back), rate-limit you invisibly, or build their AI on cheaper models that produce worse answers. Credits let us give you predictable, transparent capacity using the same high-end AI you'd choose yourself — and pair it with unlimited free access through your existing AI tools.

  • What is a Summary, and why is it limited?

    A Link Capture (which is unlimited on all tiers) grabs the surface details of a webpage. If you save a YouTube link, Kepler grabs a quick, shallow summary of the video's title and description so you can find it later — but it doesn't process the video itself. That's where a Summary comes in. A Summary performs a deep extraction — like pulling the full YouTube transcript, reading a 50-page PDF, or scanning an image. Kepler processes this heavy data into a highly optimized memory artifact for your AI.

  • What happens if I hit my limits?

    AI Assistant credits exhausted: Kepler's built-in AI assistance pauses for the month, but you can keep using your memory with ChatGPT, Claude, or any MCP-compatible AI tool at no extra cost. Summaries exhausted: You can still save YouTube videos or PDFs, but they will be processed as Saved Links (surface details only). You can run a deep Summary on them later once your allowance refreshes.

  • Can I use Kepler with my existing ChatGPT or Claude subscription?

    Yes — that's the point. Kepler is designed to make the AI you already use smarter by giving it your context. Connect Kepler to ChatGPT or Claude via MCP. We never charge for that. You bring your AI; we bring the memory.

  • What's the difference between memory search on Free and Pro?

    Every tier uses your memory to ground answers. Pro's Advanced Memory Search reaches further into your library on each query and builds a richer context set, so the AI has more of the right material to work with — whether you're in Kepler or using an external AI through your connection. It improves the quality of what comes back; it never limits how often you can ask.

  • Do you offer a Team plan?

    Yes. Enterprise is for teams and organizations that need shared memory, premium connectors, security controls, custom review, and dedicated support.

  • What happens to my memory if I downgrade?

    Nothing. Your saved links, annotations, and memory graph belong to you and stay with your account regardless of tier.

Capture anywhere.

Save what matters from browser or mobile, then manage your memory, spaces, and AI context in Kepler.

Kepler app interface