add, search, get_all, update, delete, history, the filters, feedback, webhooks and the project’s instructions. Each has a name here, and almost every one does something similar by a different path, because Niadra is a different category of product: the omnichannel, multi-platform memory management layer for a company’s AI agents. Mem0 receives a ready user_id and keeps the memory of one agent. Niadra receives the events from every channel, platform and system, resolves who the customer is before it stores anything, extracts once per session and delivers one memory to any agent, from any vendor, under policy and verification level. This page gives the name and the route, and where the difference changes your code. What does not exist here is said, with the reason.
Writing
Reading
Correcting and erasing
Notifications and clients
What stays out, and why
- Model-written patterns (“Dream”), a model summary on the read path and model-filled schemas on export: every field would lose its evidence, and a model on the read path breaks latency and the receipt.
- One model call per exchange: extracting on every exchange brought no accuracy gain, and it costs more. In the benchmark of 2026-09-30 (same agent and same judge; three repetitions for Niadra, on a temporary cell running production’s images, and three for Mem0; result files), Niadra scored 98.7% by the judge on the same 165 valid cases (98.7% to 100% across repetitions) and Mem0 open source 77.6% (76.4% to 79.4%) with the same id on every channel, its best case, and 28.5% when each channel sends its own id. On model spend per 1,000 conversations of 10 exchanges, by the same method for both (the model tokens from writing until the memory settled, at the harness’s public prices, servers and databases not priced; Mem0’s counted at its gateway, Niadra’s from the extractions recorded in the cell), Niadra spent US 1.88 (US 0.50. That is model spend, not price: Niadra’s public price, models included, runs from US 3.00 per 1,000 conversations.
- An OpenAI-compatible proxy: the adapters plug into your framework without standing between you and the model call.
Next steps
Quickstart
the key, the sandbox space and the first context.
Integrations
your framework’s adapter, and the short table of names.

