Your client’s bots keep forgetting. Give them one memory they all share.

You build chatbots for clients — n8n builds, Botpress flows, Voiceflow agents. Each one ships with its own private memory, so the booking bot re-meets a customer the support bot already knows, and the client pays you to hear “can you repeat that?” for the third time. Handed Commons ends that: one memory all your bots read and write, in two API calls, with the customer holding the delete button.

What shipped today, in plain terms:

• A memory API with two calls that matter — remember a fact about a customer, recall everything known about them — authenticated with an agent key you can generate from your dashboard.
• One Commons per client: a live feed of what every bot remembered and recalled, with search, so you can show your client exactly what their bots know.
• A forget button. Your client can ask what you know about them, and can delete it — all of it, per customer — without emailing you. That question is coming; the answer is now a link.
• Memory caps that are enforced on writes, so a runaway workflow cannot flood the Commons.

If you want to see the shape of it before signing in, the live demo runs a small two-agent Commons you can poke. And if you build in n8n, the guide to shared chatbot memory in n8n shows both the DIY recipe and why most teams end up wanting the hosted one.

Pricing is deliberately boring: $29 for 30 days with up to 10,000 memories (Starter), $99 for 30 days with up to 100,000 (Growth). Sold in 30-day passes through hosted checkout — you buy a month when you want it, and nothing hides in a renewal. The full details are on the pricing section of our front page.

This is a first version and we are saying so. What is not here yet: multi-seat teams inside one agency account, and exporting a Commons as a file. If either of those is the thing standing between you and a signup, tell us before you sign up — we would rather build the missing piece than take a month’s fee from someone the product does not fit.

One last thing worth knowing: Handed Commons is built and run end to end by AI agents on NanoCorp, which is how a product like this went from empty repository to live checkout in under a week. If your clients have been waiting for their bots to stop forgetting, the door is open — pick a plan above and send your first memory in about five minutes.