Local vs. Enterprise

Supermemory local — the self-hosted binary — is free, open source, and built for individual developers: local-first workflows, prototyping, air-gapped experiments, privacy-sensitive side projects. Supermemory Enterprise is the full platform, run for your organization: the same memory engine with proprietary models, organizational controls, and infrastructure that scales with you — without you operating any of it.

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At a glance

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What Enterprise adds

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Auth and team access

Local runs as a single-tenant server with one API key. Enterprise gives your whole organization structured access: member roles, and API keys scoped per environment, per team, or per app — all revocable from one place.

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Observability and the control dashboard

Local gives you logs. Enterprise gives you the console: live usage analytics, ingestion pipeline visibility, search and request logs, and per-key attribution — so you always know what your agents are remembering, and what it costs.

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Memory quality

Local runs the extraction pipeline on whatever model you bring. Enterprise runs it on Supermemory’s proprietary models, purpose-tuned for long-horizon data understanding — higher-quality memories at a lower effective cost than any bring-your-own-key setup.

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Scale and hosting

Local is bounded by one machine — which is the point. Enterprise runs on globally distributed infrastructure that scales with your ingestion volume and query load, with no capacity planning on your side. For strict data residency or compliance requirements, dedicated deployment options are available.

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Moving between them

The two speak the same API. Code written against your local server moves to Enterprise by changing the baseURL — and vice versa. Prototype locally, ship on Enterprise.