One searchable memory
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Drive, email, chat, and past AI sessions gather into one place you can ask in plain language.
Your company's memory, in one place.
Docs, threads, decisions, and tribal knowledge are scattered across Drive, email, chat, and people's heads. Brains unifies them into one searchable memory your whole team and their AI can ask, so answers stop walking out the door.
Every doc, thread, and decision, one search away.
The answer usually exists somewhere. Brains gathers it from every surface your team works in, keeps it current, and hands it back with the receipts.
Every answer is cited
source: pricing decision docsource: #strategy threadsource: Q1 planning call
Nothing is asserted without a link. Follow any answer straight back to where it came from.
Docs that stay true
const facts = await brain.query(topic);
const page = await llm.render(facts);
await page.refresh(on.change);
const page = await llm.render(facts);
await page.refresh(on.change);
Pages and mini-sites are generated from real memory and refresh themselves as things change.
One searchable memory
Every doc, thread, and decision, one search away.
Knowledge lives in a dozen tools and a few people's heads. Brains pulls it into a single memory you can question in plain language, and every answer comes back sourced and permission-aware.
Unified
Every surface in one memory
Drive, Gmail, chat, and past AI sessions gather into one place you can ask.
Retrieval
Semantic, keyword, and graph
Meaning, exact terms, and how things connect combine to find the real answer.
Trusted
Cited and permission-aware
Every answer cites its source and respects who is allowed to see it.
// ask anything
you: Which vendor did we pick for SSO, and what was the deciding factor?
brains: We chose Okta over the alternatives for its SCIM support and audit logging.
Cost was higher, but security signed off on the compliance coverage.
sources: Vendor eval doc · #security thread · Procurement call
you: Which vendor did we pick for SSO, and what was the deciding factor?
brains: We chose Okta over the alternatives for its SCIM support and audit logging.
Cost was higher, but security signed off on the compliance coverage.
sources: Vendor eval doc · #security thread · Procurement call
Living docs & mini-sites
Docs that stay true.
Static wikis rot the day they're written. Brains generates pages and mini-sites from your real memory, refreshes them as the underlying facts change, and lets you share them where they're needed.
Generated
Built from real memory
Mini-sites and pages are drafted straight from what your team already knows.
Current
Auto-refreshed as things change
When the source moves, the page updates, so no one reads a stale answer.
Shareable
Internal or with partners
Publish a page to the whole team or a trusted partner, with the right access.
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42Pages live
DailyAuto-refreshed
0Stale
Onboarding & Q&A
New hires ramp in days, not months.
Most of onboarding is asking the same questions the last hire asked. Brains gives every new person an ask-anything assistant grounded in your memory, and captures the knowledge in people's heads before they leave.
Onboarding
Ask-anything assistant
New hires get answers on day one instead of waiting on a busy teammate.
Retention
Tribal knowledge, captured
What lives in people's heads is written down before they walk out the door.
Anywhere
Works from any LLM or surface
The same memory answers from any model or tool your team already uses.
new hire: How do I ship a hotfix to prod?
brains:
1. Branch from main, open a PR tagged hotfix.
2. Get one review from the on-call engineer.
3. Merge, then run the deploy pipeline with the release flag.
4. Post in #releases and watch dashboards for 15 min.
sources: Deploy runbook · #eng-ops thread
brains:
1. Branch from main, open a PR tagged hotfix.
2. Get one review from the on-call engineer.
3. Merge, then run the deploy pipeline with the release flag.
4. Post in #releases and watch dashboards for 15 min.
sources: Deploy runbook · #eng-ops thread