Inside Janet’s memory.

Built on how human memory works.

People, deals, company tools, ongoing work, conversations, linked together. Ask “who owns the Acme renewal?” and Janet knows, because it watched that deal happen.

Why agents are unreliable.

Most agents don’t have memory. They have a context window.

Ask twice, get two answers

Each conversation starts from zero. Nothing learned in one carries into the next.

Corrections vanish

Fix a mistake today and it’s back tomorrow. The correction only lived in the chat.

Your company stays a stranger

Who owns the deal, why a decision was made, what changed last week: it never knows unless you paste it in.

What Janet remembers.

Everything it sees becomes one of two kinds of memory.

How things connect

The company map

People, deals, decisions, conversations, issues, features, and more all linked together. Ask “who owns the Acme renewal?” and Janet knows, it understands and remembers relationships.

What happened

Events, dates, exact words

What it saw, when it saw it, and the precise wording when it matters.

Told on March 3: “signed last Tuesday.” Stored: Feb 24.

What that means for your team.

Never re-explain anything

Context from every past conversation and connected tool is already there when you ask.

Corrections stick

Tell Janet once that invoices go through finance. That’s permanent, not a chat reply.

Gets cheaper, not slower

Janet recalls the few facts each task needs instead of re-reading your history, so cost stays flat as history grows.

Meet the agents that use it.