Why we built Memora.
Most teams already know the answers to their questions. The hard part is finding them. We are building Memora so that what a team learns — and why it decided what it did — stays easy to find, for everyone, for as long as it matters.
Work leaves a trail. Most of it gets lost.
In growing teams, the biggest slowdown is often not doing the work — it is finding the context around it. People search Slack for old threads, ask colleagues to explain past trade-offs, or read through commits to work out why something was built a certain way.
When experienced people leave, much of that context leaves with them. Wikis help, but they depend on someone writing and updating every page, so they fall behind the work they describe.
Memora takes a different approach. It connects the places where work already happens — Slack discussions, GitHub pull requests, Jira tickets, documents and meeting transcripts — so decisions are captured as they are made and can be traced back to their sources later.
Our mission
Connect the knowledge scattered across a team’s tools into one memory people can trust.
What we believe.
Three principles guide what we build and what we leave out.
Answers you can check
An AI that guesses is worse than no answer. Memora answers from your team’s own sources and always shows them, so people can verify before they rely on it.
No extra work to capture
People shouldn’t have to maintain a wiki for knowledge to survive. Memora learns from the conversations, code, tickets and documents your team already produces.
Your data stays yours
Your code and conversations are your intellectual property. Memora follows the permissions in your tools and never uses your content to train AI models.
Read how we protect your data on the security page.
What Memora does today.
One product, used in a few different ways depending on the team.
Organizational memory
Keep decisions and their reasoning when people move on.
Learn moreEnterprise search
One question across Slack, GitHub, Jira, docs and more.
Learn moreAI meeting notes
Meeting decisions linked to the work they affect.
Learn moreFor engineering teams
The why behind the code, and reviews that remember it.
Learn moreSee Memora on your team’s work.
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