How does it work?
To put it easily, Momo’s connectors are like MCPs that allow devs to build a memory layer for each app.- Connect your app with Momo.
- Momo extracts relevant information based on the person, entity, action from that chat mesage or event and builds a real-time evolving memory.
- As your apps memory constantly evolves, connect it with other apps to build a unified organizational memory layer.
Why it matters
- LLMs forget everything. You can’t build apps that track ongoing work, preferences, or evolving context without a real memory layer.
- Real workflows break without continuity. Unified inboxes, company knowledge graphs, and auto-updating tools (like Salesforce or Linear) are impossible if the system can’t remember past events.
- Momo unlocks these products. By giving Gmail (and later Slack, Linear, Salesforce) persistent memory, apps can finally maintain state, update themselves, and understand what happened over time.
What you can do with Momo
Real-time memory for every app
Automatically capture and update states from multiple apps. No more manual syncing or context loss.
Relational memory across tools
Link events across apps so agents understand how work is actually connected, not siloed.
Self-updating workflows
Let AI agents maintain pipelines, update CRM stages, and keep everything in sync without the user doing anything.
Organization-wide knowledge
Build a live company memory layer that surfaces misalignments, daily briefs, and decisions.
Next steps
Move onto the How it works section to understand how Momo handles context engineering for your apps.How it works
Understand how we build persistent memory.