Alternatives to Letta
8 Memory & State tools you could use instead. Each one shares a way to connect with Letta and overlaps on what it does. Strongest match first.
Alternatives

Honcho
APIUser state management platform for AI apps. Stores user context, preferences, and interaction history to enable…
Verifiedby Honcho · Memory & State · 5 skills · API KeyWhy Both offer API. In common: persist, state, structured.

Mem0
API · MCPPersistent memory layer for AI agents and LLMs. Stores, searches, and retrieves user and session memories across…
Verifiedby Mem0 · Memory & State · 5 skills · API KeyWhy Both offer API. In common: stateful, multi-agent pipelines, context.

Zep
APILong-term memory store for AI assistants. Extracts and indexes facts, entities, and summaries from conversations. Fast…
Verifiedby Zep · Memory & State · 5 skills · API KeyWhy Both offer API. In common: state, calls, context.

Supermemory
API · MCPMemory API for AI applications. Store and retrieve user memories, bookmarks, and knowledge with semantic search. One…
Verifiedby Supermemory · Memory & State · 5 skills · API KeyWhy Both offer API. In common: pipelines, structured, context.

claude-mem
CLI · MCP · APICaptures Claude Code tool usage as searchable observations and replays summarized context into new sessions, giving…
Verifiedby thedotmack · Memory & State, Code & DevTools · 5 skills · No authWhy Both offer CLI and API. In common: cloud, context, memory.
ThreadKeep
MCP · APISaves an agent task's goal, decisions and next action as durable checkpoints over MCP, so work can be recovered and…
Verifiedby Interesting Concepts · Memory & State, Infrastructure & Ops · 3 skills · OAuth 2.0Why Both offer API. In common: persistence, state, sessions.

Stash
APIOpen-source self-hosted memory layer for AI agents. Gives any agent persistent, semantic memory across sessions…
Verifiedby Stash OSS · Memory & State · 3 skills · API KeyWhy Both offer API. In common: persist, deploy, memory.

OzBrain
API · MCPShared knowledge layer that lets multiple agents read and write to a common memory, so context learned by one agent is…
Verifiedby OzBrain · Memory & State, Orchestration · API KeyWhy Both offer API. In common: persistence, context, memory.