Build locally. Operate at scale.

Community is the complete single-node foundation for persistent agent state. Future Enterprise capabilities focus on operating that foundation across an organisation.

Frequently asked questions

Is the free tier really unlimited?

Yes. Single-node constraints are hardware, not software. Remem does not enforce a memory count limit. How many memories you can store depends on the RAM and disk of the machine you run it on.

What license covers Community?

Community is available under the Apache 2.0 license. You can use, modify, and build commercial applications on Remem, subject to the standard copyright, patent, and notice requirements. See the full license in the Community repository.

Can I use Remem in a commercial product?

Yes. Apache 2.0 permits you to build commercial AI products on top of Remem and deploy Remem as part of your infrastructure, subject to its standard terms.

When will I need a multi-node deployment?

A single node is the right starting point for development and many production workloads. Multi-node operation becomes relevant when you need high availability, horizontal capacity, or organisation-wide controls such as enterprise tenancy, access control, audit, and centralised administration.

GDPR / data residency?

Because you self-host, all data stays on your infrastructure. Remem generates embeddings locally and stores the corpus in Pebble; you control where your memories live.