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title: "Integrations"
sidebarTitle: "Overview"
description: "Save and recall your memory from the tools you already use"
icon: "plug"
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Personal Brain integrations fall into four patterns: **save** something new, **recall** what you already have, **import** existing content, and **sync** an external source so it stays current.

## The four patterns
| Pattern | What it does | Examples |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Save | Adds something to memory | Apple Shortcuts, Raycast |
| Recall | Searches memory from another tool | Poke, Raycast |
| Import | Brings existing content into memory | X bookmarks, saved AI memories |
| Sync | Keeps an external source current | Google Drive, Notion, OneDrive, Granola |
## Available integrations

Save and recall by messaging Poke.
Save webpages and selections from any tab.
Save from Share Sheet, Siri, and automations.
Import your existing X bookmarks into memory.
Save and search from your launcher.
## MCP and plugins
Supermemory MCP connects compatible AI clients and coding agents to your Personal Brain so they can save and recall using the same memory. See [Supermemory MCP](/supermemory-mcp/mcp) for setup and supported clients.
## Data connectors
Data connectors keep external sources like Google Drive, Notion, OneDrive, and Granola synced into your memory. See [Connectors](/connectors/overview) for the full list and setup.
## Which one should I use?
- **Save a webpage you're reading** goes through the browser extension
- **Save from your phone or via Siri** goes through Apple Shortcuts
- **Save or recall from your launcher** goes through Raycast
- **Save or recall by texting** goes through Poke
- **Give a coding agent or AI client your memory** goes through MCP or a coding plugin
- **Keep a whole external source current** goes through data connectors
## Related
Save, search, import, and recall across your tools.
Connect MCP-compatible clients to your memory.