VerifiedState vs. the field.

Every memory tool stores and retrieves. We store, verify, and prove.

Capability VerifiedState Mem0 Zep Letta Hindsight server-memory
Persistent memory
Semantic search ✓ 768-dim
Graph retrieval ✓ Graphiti
Verification receipts ✓ Ed25519
Conflict detection ✓ Automatic
Temporal validity ✓ BitemporalPartial
Governance policies ✓ JSON engine
Zero-hop filter ✓ 0.01ms
Real-time delta push
Seven-channel retrieval
Append-only / immutable
MCP server 16 tools
Framework integrations 20+21+5+3+3+1
Free tier 50k assertions1k memoriesSelf-hostSelf-hostSelf-hostFree (OSS)
GitHub stars New~48k~3k~13k~2k~1k

Head-to-head

VS vs Mem0

Market leader. 48k stars, $24M raised. Great memory layer for simple personalization. Gap: no receipts, no conflict detection, no governance. When two memories contradict, the newer one wins silently. Use Mem0 for simple personalization. Use VerifiedState when memory needs to be provable.

VS vs Zep

Graphiti engine is strong for temporal knowledge graphs. Scores well on LongMemEval. But no signed receipts, no policy engine. Use Zep for conversational AI with strong graph queries. Use VerifiedState when results need to be independently verifiable.

VS vs Letta

MemGPT paper, UC Berkeley. Most interesting architecture — agents manage their own memory. But it's a full agent platform, not a memory layer. Tightly coupled. Use Letta if you want agents managing their own memory. Use VerifiedState for framework-agnostic verified memory.

VS vs Hindsight

Clean five-tool MCP interface. Lightweight. Partial temporal support. No receipts, no conflict detection, no governance. Use Hindsight for simple MCP memory. Use VerifiedState when memory needs verification.

VS vs server-memory

Simple key-value MCP server. Persists facts. That's it. Fine for prototyping. Not infrastructure.

See the difference.

• • • Mem0
Session 1: User prefers dark mode
→ stored ✓
Session 2: User prefers light mode
→ stored ✓ (overwrites dark mode silently)
Session 3: What does user prefer?
→ "light mode"
(dark mode preference is gone forever)
(no receipt, no history, no conflict)
• • • VerifiedState
Session 1: User prefers dark mode
✓ rct_a1 · 0.95
Session 2: User prefers light mode
⚠ CONFLICT with rct_a1
✓ rct_b2 · 0.90 (both preserved)
Session 3: What does user prefer?
→ "light mode" (latest, 0.90)
→ "dark mode" (prior, 0.95, rct_a1)
→ Conflict flagged for resolution

Mem0 overwrites. VerifiedState preserves, flags, and proves.

The question isn't "which memory tool."

The question is "can you prove what your agent knew."

If the answer matters, you need receipts.

Start building with verified memory.

Free: 50,000 assertions/month. No credit card. No trial expiration.