For teams who build with agents
Your agents learned everything. Then the transcript scrolled away.
Every day your team ships work through agent transcripts. The knowledge lives there for a moment — then it's buried in a log no one reopens, and no one remembers what changed or why.
Your team's knowledge is dissolving into transcripts.
Six people, six agents, hundreds of transcripts a week. Every decision an agent made is in there somewhere — and the fewer times a human touches the work, the more of it slips into a log nobody reopens. The team ships faster and remembers less.
Follow one fact
Watch a single fact get pulled in, checked, and kept.
One real change, end to end — out of the transcript, past your review, and into a memory that won't let it fade.
Every decision your agent made is buried in a transcript no one reopens. Memo lifts it out as one grounded fact — a node, an edge, a source.
You read the change and confirm it's correct — or send it back. The moment you approve, the fact is yours, not the agent's.
Then Memo asks for it back in your own words — active recall is what actually fixes a memory. The agent grades your answer, a fuller one pushes the next review further out, and the facts linked to it are retained right alongside it.
And when a teammate moves it, you'll know.
The same fact lives once, for everyone. When someone changes what you knew, Memo tells you what moved and why — and reschedules your recall. Nothing drifts out from under the team.
Early access
Put the knowledge back in your team's head.
Memo is in private beta. Leave your email and we'll send an invite when a seat opens.