Introduction: What is Momo?

Momo builds your company’s memory, showing teams what they worked everyday. Once you connect Momo to apps like Gmail, Notion, Github, Slack, it starts extracting memories and creates a self-evolving memory graph.

With this company memory, Momo helps teams stay in sync by capturing all the work-related decisions that were made across the apps, so you don’t have to search through the millions of context threads or ask your teammate for updates.

Now, you can sit back and not worry about missing out on messages on slack or email. Momo is built with the following pieces to keep your team’s memory in place.

• Self-evolving company memory & user memory
• One click connectors to workspace apps
• Search and syncing across memories

Overall, Momo provides these two values:

1. Search: search through all the company memories to get answers immediately
2. Sync: no need to sync with other teams or members as Momo creates daily, weekly, monthly summaries of work that’s been done

How does it work?

Momo connects to the tools your team already uses, including Gmail, Slack, Notion, Github, and Discord.

• Each connector listens to messages and events in real time and sends them to Momo.
• Momo automatically extracts decisions, entities, people, and relationships from those conversations and turns them into structured, evolving memory.
• As activity continues across apps, Momo keeps this memory up to date, so context isn’t lost when threads get long, teammates change, or work spans multiple tools.

With this data, once you ask Momo about certain decisions, the most relevant contexts are pulled up immediately.

Real-time indexing and extraction

With Momo, you never have to manually add memory. Once you connect workspace apps to Momo, it handles all the indexing and extraction immediately.

Momo is able to index the following formats:

• emails
• text messages in Slack, Discord
• documents from Notion
• commits and PRs from Github

Once Momo is connected, it also handles incoming messages and events and adds it to the company memory graph.

And something like this is created:

Company and user memory

Teams can chat with Momo within the website, or deploy it as slack bots and discord bots on their servers. As individuals chat with Momo, Momo keeps track of the messages and interactions and saves those contexts into a separate user memory.

With evolving company and user memory, Momo retrieves not only the most relevant decisions, but also remembers the individual’s priorities.

Company memory is automatically created and saved as a long term memory db for Momo, while user memories are dynamic, changing and adjusting based on the most recent conversations.

Instant search and sync across teams

As you invite your teammates into the company workspace, you can delegate memebers to their corresponding departments.

The company memory becomes filtered by teams, members, and decision sources.

Once users ask about a decision, Momo goes through the company and user’s memory and instantly retrieves the relevant context.

Users can now ask Momo about:

• What changed since I was last here?
• What is the current sales progress for client A?
• What’s the progress on the dev team fixing on feature B?

Why it matters

Slack and Gmail weren’t built to remember work. Decisions get lost in threads, ownership disappears, and teams waste time re-explaining context.

When there’s no shared memory, work slows down. Onboarding takes longer, handoffs break, and teams repeat the same conversations week after week.

Momo turns conversations into shared team memory. It automatically captures decisions and context from Slack and Gmail so teams can review what was decided, who owns what, and why without searching or asking again.

What you can do with Momo

Shared memory for team conversations

Momo listens to Slack, Gmail, and GitHub and turns conversations into structured, evolving team memory.

Decision-level relationships

Momo connects related conversations and events so teams can understand how work actually fits together over time.

Keep decisions up to date

When conversations continue or change, Momo updates the underlying memory - no manual notes, no stale docs.

Living team knowledge

Instead of static docs, teams get a live memory they can review during handoffs, onboarding, or weekly reviews.

Next steps

Move onto the How it works section.

How it works

Understand how we build persistent memory.