Stop re-explaining.
Every new chat starts with your team’s decisions. No more pasting the same background.
Every new chat starts from zero. Boring Context gives your team one shared memory for decisions, goals and project background, so Claude, ChatGPT and Grok all start from what you’ve already agreed.
In development. Public access is not open yet.
You agree on a Friday launch. Your co-founder opens another AI chat. The decision shouldn’t need explaining again.
Boring Context gives shared project knowledge a common home. Change the tool, start a new chat or bring in a teammate, without rebuilding the whole brief.
The next person has to carry the background into their AI chat.
Your team’s connected tools can start from the same decisions.
Retrieve context ↔ Save memory
The central memory layer
“Answer me in short bullet points.”
Available to your account.
“v1 launches Friday 24 October.”
Available to project members.
Project knowledge → Relevant context for the next task
Two examples. See all connections in developmentSee concrete examples of personal and shared memory.
Explore moreEvery new chat starts with your team’s decisions. No more pasting the same background.
Decisions, goals and deadlines are saved once and found again by anyone on the team.
Everyone uses the AI they like. Claude, ChatGPT or Grok, the project memory follows.
Public access comes after implementation and compatibility testing. Provider names and logos do not imply partnership or endorsement.
We’re Alfredo, Melker and Filip, building Boring Context in Gothenburg, Sweden.
A small team, different AI tools and the same project. We’re building the memory layer we want to use ourselves.
Drives innovation and pace, with the user and the product in focus. Curious about technology, innovation and leadership.
alfredo@boringcontext.comLeads technical development, with a focus on backend architecture and functionality. Passionate about building software, exploring new technologies and solving real problems. Off duty: table tennis and golf.
melker@boringcontext.comFocuses on design, user experience and how Boring Context looks and feels. Curious about how AI can become a natural part of everyday work, making things simpler instead of more complicated. Enjoys turning ideas into products that feel intuitive, useful and genuinely enjoyable to use.
filip@boringcontext.comWe’re testing the internal version with a small group. Want to try it, give feedback or just ask something? We answer every message.