Company Brain

Everything your company
knows, in one memory.

What was decided in a call, promised in a WhatsApp group, written in a document or reported in a ticket usually lives in six different places. The Company Brain reads all of them and answers as one.

The knowledge graph of a demo company: 105 entities linked by 164 sources

Ask anything

Your team already answered it.
The brain finds where.

Which objections came up the most this quarter?
Juno4 sources

Three, in this order. Price per delivery came up in 9 calls, usually next to a request for a monthly cap. Integration with the ERP in 6, always from retail customers. Driver adoption in 4, and it stopped appearing after the pilot results were shared.

Sales proposal · Autopeças Trevo Discovery · Clínica Bem Viver #customer-feedback Pilot results.pdf

Illustration of an answer.

Answers, not links

A direct answer put together from every source, instead of ten results for you to read.

Sources, always

Every answer ends with its sources. Open the panel and go to the minute of the call or the message it came from.

Save what is worth keeping

A good answer can be saved to the knowledge, so the next person finds it already written.

What it reads

It learns from where
the work already happens.

Nothing is connected by default. Each source is turned on by someone, and for chat you choose the channels.

Meetings

Google Meet, Microsoft Teams, Discord voice, the Chrome extension, Granola, Circleback and pasted transcripts.

Conversations

The open channels of beings, Slack and Discord channels, WhatsApp groups and voice notes.

Documents

Google Drive, Notion, OneDrive and SharePoint, indexed and also searched live.

Code and tickets

GitHub issues and pull requests, Linear issues, Zendesk tickets and Intercom conversations.

Live, never stored

Your own Gmail, Pipedrive and Salesforce are searched at the moment you ask, with your login.

Your databases

Connect Postgres or BigQuery and ask in plain language. The agent writes the query and shows the result.

The graph

See who works
on what.

People, organizations, projects, products and topics are pulled out of everything the brain reads and linked by the sources that mention them together.

  • CommunitiesDetect the groups that show up together, in up to three levels, each with a title and a summary written by the AI.
  • Topics over timeSee which customers and subjects are rising, and compare them month by month.
The graph view, with the legend of people, organizations, projects, products and topics

You stay in control

A memory that knows
who is asking.

Only what you can see

Owners and admins search the whole organization. Everyone else gets answers from the meetings they attended and what was shared with them.

Private is never ingested

Private channels and direct messages stay out of the memory. Personal mailboxes are searched live and never stored.

Yours to take anywhere

Each organization has its own MCP server. Use the same memory from Claude, Claude Code or Cursor, with tokens that are read-only unless you say otherwise.

Humans and agents.
Same project.

Start with your team and one agent. Add more beings as the work grows.

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