MIND vs — ComparisonMIND vs Tana
Persistent, cross-agent AI memory vs Structured outliner / knowledge-modelling app
An outliner where every node can be typed with 'supertags', turning free-form notes into structured, queryable objects — with built-in AI chat, voice capture, and live search-based views.
Side-by-side
| Capability | MIND | Tana |
|---|
| Auto-built knowledge graph | Yes — memory is structured into a graph automatically | Manual — you model it with supertags |
| Cross-agent memory (any AI) | Yes — read/write via Model Context Protocol | No — AI built into Tana |
| Model-agnostic | Yes — 50+ LLMs; your data persists regardless of model | No — bundled providers |
| Emotion-weighted encoding | Yes — MINDsense weights what matters | No |
| Autonomous pattern detection | Yes — surfaces insights unprompted | No — queries run when you ask |
| Mobile + web + MCP | Yes — live across all three | Mobile + web (no open memory protocol) |
What Tana is
An outliner where every node can be typed with 'supertags', turning free-form notes into structured, queryable objects — with built-in AI chat, voice capture, and live search-based views.
• Supertags turn any node into a typed, structured object
• Live queries and search-defined views over your nodes
• Built-in AI chat and voice-note transcription
• Daily notes with fast capture from voice or text
• API access, templates, and automation on the top tier
How MIND is different
MIND builds the graph from your content automatically. Tana asks you to model it yourself with supertags — more control, more upkeep.
MIND's graph is readable and writable by any AI agent over MCP. Tana's AI lives inside Tana.
MIND is model-agnostic across 50+ LLMs, so the memory outlives whichever model you prefer this year.
Frequently asked
What's the difference between MIND and Tana?
MIND builds the graph from your content automatically; Tana asks you to model it yourself with supertags — more control, more upkeep.
Can I use MIND alongside Tana?
Yes. MIND is a model-agnostic memory layer accessible to any AI agent via the Model Context Protocol, so it complements Tana rather than replacing your existing tools.
Is MIND a Tana alternative?
MIND solves a different core problem — persistent, cross-agent AI memory as a knowledge graph — so it overlaps with Tana on capture but goes further on portable, model-agnostic recall.
Tana pricing: Free; Plus ~$10/mo; Pro ~$18/mo (Pro adds API access, templates, and automation). Competitor details from public sources (mid-2026); features and pricing change — verify on the vendor’s site.
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