The Monday paste
Audience, offer, tone, what you tried last week. You paste it into a new chat, then into the other AI, then again next Monday.
Valta · a Markdown vault for Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor
Valta gives Claude and ChatGPT a shared memory: one set of notes both can read and write. You worked something out with Claude yesterday, and today ChatGPT knows none of it. Say "save this" in one. Ask for it in the other.
01The problem
ChatGPT keeps a short memory list. Claude keeps what you put in a project. Neither can see the other's, so you end up as the glue between them.
Audience, offer, tone, what you tried last week. You paste it into a new chat, then into the other AI, then again next Monday.
The new chat doesn't know you tested that angle and dropped it. So it suggests it again, and you explain why not. Again.
Two brands, one chat history. A line written for one account shows up in a draft for the other, and you catch it after it's posted.
02How it works
Valta connects through MCP, the standard Claude and ChatGPT already support. After that, you just talk.
Paste one URL into Claude and ChatGPT and sign in. Cursor and Claude Code take a key. You do it once per app.
"Save this." "What did I decide about pricing?" Your AI calls Valta by itself and links the new note to the ones it relates to.
Start in Claude on Tuesday, finish in ChatGPT on Wednesday. Open the web app to see every note and how they connect.
03Vaults and the graph
Give each brand its own vault, with its own notes and a profile your AI reads before it writes a word. A note only crosses over when you move it.
Each note is Markdown with [[links]], the format Obsidian uses. Export a vault as a zip whenever you want, on every plan.
When your AI saves a note, Valta hands back the notes it relates to. The AI adds the [[links]], so you don't have to link by hand.
Who the brand talks to, how it sounds, what it never says. Your AI reads it first, so Juniper Lane sounds like Juniper Lane.
Said "save this" without picking a vault? If the note reads like one of your brands, Valta flags it and your AI offers to move it.
Optional: a URL that opens one vault only. Put it in a Claude Project for that brand and the others are out of reach.
Each edit keeps the one before it, with the AI that made the change.
04Works with
Connect as many as you use. They all see the same notes, and none of them see the others' chat history.
Claude.ai, the desktop app and Claude Code. Add a custom connector and sign in.
A custom connector in ChatGPT's settings. Sign in with your Valta account.
One block in your MCP settings file, with a key from your account.
Other AIs that support remote MCP servers connect the same way.
05Teams
One person prefers Claude, another lives in ChatGPT, the developer is in Cursor. With Team, they all read and write the same client vaults.
Invite by email. Everyone has their own password and their own AI connections, so removing one person touches nobody else.
Owner, admin, member, viewer. Open a vault to the whole team or to a short list.
The activity log shows every read and write in team vaults, with who did it and from which AI.
$8 per seat a month, from 3 seats. Add or remove seats whenever; Stripe prorates the difference.
06Pricing
Free has the same tools as Pro, for one vault and 100 notes. Try it with the AIs you use every day before you pay anything.
Start your vault.
Your whole vault, every AI. Yearly saves $18.
One vault your whole team's AIs share.
Founder lifetime
For the launch only. 100 spots left at $97, then $147.
When these 100 are gone, the lifetime goes to $147. After $197 it closes for good and Pro is subscription only.
07FAQ
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is how AI assistants use outside tools. Once Valta is connected, your assistant saves to and searches your vault by itself, the same way it searches the web or reads a file.
Any AI that supports MCP connectors: Claude (web, desktop and Claude Code), ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code and more. Connect as many as you use; they all share the same vault. Your account has setup steps for each one.
No. Your AI does the thinking and the writing. Valta keeps your notes and finds them when asked. Nothing you save is sent to another model.
Yes. Pro has up to 5 vaults, each with its own notes, graph and profile. Your AI is told to ask which vault when it isn't clear, and you can give each vault its own connector so a Claude Project for one brand never sees the others.
No. Every note is Markdown with [[links]], the same format Obsidian uses. Export any vault as a zip whenever you want, on every plan, Free included.
You pay per seat ($8 a month, at least 3 seats). Invite people by email; each one signs in with their own password and connects their own AI. Team vaults can be open to everyone or to a list, and the activity log shows who saved what, from which AI.
Pro forever for one payment, while the launch lasts. It starts at $97 and steps up every 100 sales, to $197; after that it closes and Pro is subscription only.
Cancel a subscription any time from your account. For the lifetime, ask for a refund within 14 days and you get your money back in full.