memry captures every decision, doc, and conversation, then resurfaces the exact piece of context the moment a human or an AI agent needs it. No more re-asking. No more re-discovering. No more losing knowledge when people leave.
memry watches the surfaces where work actually happens — docs, chat, calls, code reviews — extracts the decisions and facts, and stores them as a structured knowledge graph anyone (or anything) can query.
Facts, decisions, and people are stored as connected nodes. Ask "why did we pick Postgres?" and you get the original thread, the decision doc, and the engineer who made the call.
Ask in natural language. memry searches across embeddings, exact text, and graph paths simultaneously — and ranks by how recently the source was edited and how authoritative the author is.
Every retrieval is also exposed as an MCP tool. Drop memry into Claude, Cursor, your custom agents — they pull the same canonical context your team relies on.
Every answer comes with a trace — the underlying messages, the chain of references, the timestamp. Citations, not hallucinations. Reliable enough that compliance teams can use it.
Connect Slack, Notion, Google Drive, GitHub, Linear, Zoom — or pipe in your own. memry indexes; the original sources stay where they are. Disconnect any time.
All data is stored and processed in the EU. Customer-managed encryption keys, full data export, granular deletion controls. SOC 2 Type II audit underway.
Series A through 500-person orgs lose 20–40% of their institutional knowledge to turnover, async sprawl, and silent doc decay. memry catches it before it walks out the door.
An agent without your team's memory is a smart intern on day one. memry plugs into MCP, LangGraph, Mastra, custom orchestrators — so the agent reads the same room your team does.
OAuth into Slack, Notion, Drive, GitHub, Linear, Zoom transcripts — or use the ingest API. memry indexes incrementally; original docs stay where they are.
Decisions, entities, projects, people, and the edges between them are extracted with cited sources. You can review and correct anything that's wrong.
Search the graph through the web app, the Slack bot, or the MCP server. Every answer carries the trace back to the source.