Your AI Tools Don't Talk to Each Other. That's the Problem.

You're probably using more than one AI tool by now. ChatGPT for brainstorming. Claude for writing. Cursor for code. Maybe Gemini or something else.

Each one is powerful on its own. But here's what's been bugging me: they don't share context. ChatGPT has no idea what you told Claude. Claude doesn't know what Cursor built. Every conversation starts from zero.

So you repeat yourself. Re-explain your project. Re-state decisions you already made. It's like having a team where nobody talks to each other.

That's the problem Contextable Me solves.

Contextable is a shared memory layer for your AI tools. Save a decision in ChatGPT, and Claude can reference it. Document your architecture in Claude, and Cursor can use it while you code.

It works through MCP (Model Context Protocol) - the open standard that lets AI tools connect to external context. You save artifacts to your project. You load them when you need them. Nothing automatic, nothing scraped. You control what gets shared and when.

The result: your AI tools finally work like a team. Context compounds instead of evaporating. You spend less time repeating yourself and more time shipping.

This is for people doing real work with AI - building products, writing books, managing complex projects. If you're tired of re-explaining yourself to every new chat window, this is for you.

Create your first project in 30 seconds at contextable.me.