- vendor
- OzBrain
- whatItIs
- A shared, cloud-hosted knowledge store that both AI agents (via Claude and ChatGPT connectors) and human team members read from and write to, storing structured articles with links, provenance, and freshness metadata instead of scattering context across separate chat histories.
- hosting
- managed-only
- pricingModel
- freemium: free up to 50 articles, Pro $20/month (500 articles), Max $99/month (5,000 articles), Enterprise custom
- modelProviders
- agnostic (integrates via connector/API with Claude and ChatGPT)
- stateModel
- persistent structured knowledge store (articles with provenance and freshness metadata, refactored into token-efficient chunks)
- toolModel
- connector/API and SDK for agents to query, append, and tag knowledge entries
- includesMemory
- true
- longRunning
- persistent across sessions until edited
- observability
- audit logs tracking who changed what and why
- maturity
- preview
- launched
- 2026-08-23
- notes
- Solo/indie Show HN launch (Hacker News item 49394827); very early stage with no disclosed team or funding, so treated as a smaller, less-established entrant than the memory-store incumbents already tracked (Letta, Mem0, Zep, Cognee). Distinct from those in explicitly targeting a shared human+agent knowledge base (a 'brain' both a team and its multiple AI assistants read/write) rather than per-agent conversational memory.
