Your AI assistant forgets your notes between chats. Meumenta Knowledge doesn't.
Tell any AI assistant what to remember — a person, a project, a recipe, how two things relate — and Meumenta Knowledge stores it in a workspace. Next time, in any AI chat, ask for relevant context instead of re-explaining everything from scratch.
What exactly happens
Create a workspace
A workspace is one knowledge base — "Personal", "My Novel", "Trip to Japan", a house renovation project. Everything below lives inside one.
Capture what you know
Documents hold write-ups — notes, chapters, recipes. Entities are the things you're tracking — people, places, projects — with open properties (age, occupation, whatever fits) and tags.
Connect it with facts
A fact links an entity to a value or another entity — "Alice knows Bob", "Alice's eye color is green". Facts are never overwritten: correcting something just adds a new fact, so the history stays intact.
Ask for context
Instead of re-explaining who's who, the AI asks Meumenta Knowledge for relevant documents, entities and facts by name or tag — and gets back exactly that, nothing it has to sift through.
See it in action
Writing a novel a little at a time, in separate chats days apart — each one starting with zero memory of the last — Meumenta Knowledge doesn't just remember the story, it catches you when you're about to contradict it.
Or let a brand-new chat solve a puzzle it's never seen
List a dozen guests, who doesn't get along and who does, then weeks later open a brand-new chat and ask for a full seating chart — Meumenta Knowledge hands that fresh AI every relationship at once, even though it has no memory of the conversation where you listed them.
Or hand a fresh chat a document it's never read
Drop in a 60-page rulebook once, and weeks later, in a brand-new chat that's never seen it, get a specific rules question answered from a buried exception — because Meumenta Knowledge looked it up, not because the AI remembered.