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# Getting Started

Unibase Memory is a Chrome extension. Install it, sign in, and your AI conversations start flowing into one searchable memory.

### Step 1 — Install

Install **Unibase Memory** from the [Chrome Web Store](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/edmncknbiihfoakimejbepnaeemaaamf). New versions update automatically.

### Step 2 — Pin the extension

Open the extensions menu in the top-right of the browser, find **Unibase Memory**, and click the pin icon to keep it in the toolbar.

### Step 3 — Sign in

Click **Sign in**. Unibase Memory uses Privy and supports:

* **Email**
* **X / Twitter**
* **Web3 wallet** (MetaMask)

Your sign-in derives the encryption key used to protect your memory — see [Architecture](/unibase-docs/unibase-memory/architecture.md).

### Step 4 — Start capturing

Open a conversation on `chatgpt.com`, `claude.ai`, or `gemini.google.com`. New conversations can sync automatically, or use the **Import to Memory** button (bottom-right) to import:

* **Current conversation**
* **Last 24 hours**
* **Last 7 days**
* **Last 14 days**

You can also **right-click any web page or selection → Save to Unibase Memory** to clip it into your Library.

### Step 5 — Reuse it

Open the side panel, find the memory you need (search / tag / star), and **send it straight into your current AI chat** — no copy-paste. See [Features](/unibase-docs/unibase-memory/features.md).

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Want the bigger picture first? Read the [Overview](/unibase-docs/unibase-memory.md) or how it stays private in [Architecture](/unibase-docs/unibase-memory/architecture.md).