One brain. Every team.

Companies write everything down and can still answer almost nothing. The decision lives in one thread, the reasoning in another, the owner in someone's head, the history in a doc nobody can find. Every new tool adds another place for knowledge to hide.

Mneme gives your company one brain instead. It takes the records your company already produces and links them into a living map of the people, projects, decisions, and accounts that make up your business — behind one interface that every team, and every AI agent, can ask.

A company brain is built from wherever your company writes things down.

Docs and wikis

Specs, memos, runbooks, plans — the written record.

Email and threads

Where decisions actually get made, and promised.

Meetings and notes

What was decided, who committed to what.

Project history

Status, owners, and how things got to where they are.

During early access we onboard sources with you, starting from wherever your company's knowledge lives today. What goes in stays yours: any source can be removed, and removing it deletes everything it produced.

Mneme doesn't just store documents — it reads them. It extracts the people, projects, decisions, and relationships inside, and links them into a knowledge graph of your company. "The pricing decision" connects to the meeting where it happened, the people who made it, and the doc that recorded it.

When someone asks a question, Mneme walks that graph to find what's relevant, ranks it, and answers — in plain language, sized to fit whatever model or tool is asking. Every answer is traceable to the sources and entities that produced it, so your teams can check the work instead of trusting a black box.

Anyone in the company can ask in plain language — no query syntax, no knowing which tool holds the answer. New hires onboard by asking instead of scheduling meetings. Leaders get the state of a project without chasing status. Sales and support walk into calls with the whole history of the account.

The questions sound like: what did we decide about pricing? — everything we know about the Acme account — what's the status of the migration? The answer comes back with its sources, so the next question is a follow-up, not a fact-check.

The same brain serves your AI. Mneme works with the AI tools your teams already use — it speaks MCP, so clients like Claude and Cursor, and agents built on them, can query your company's brain directly and show up already knowing the context.

An API and SDKs for wiring Mneme into your own agents and internal tools are rolling out through the early-access program. If that's your use case, say so when you request access.

Your brain is your company's asset, not ours. You can export all of it, and you can delete any of it — removing a source removes everything it produced, cascade included. Leaving is a built-in verb, not a negotiation.

Each company's brain is its own isolated workspace. For companies with stricter requirements, enterprise plans can deploy in your own cloud or VPC — and we work through your security review as part of onboarding.