You shouldn't have to add a step to your day to keep memory alive.
Knowledge bases die because someone has to remember to update them. Brain meets your team in the tools they already use and turns the things they already say into sourced, structured memories — automatically.
Email your Brain
Every workspace gets a private address like team-acme@in.brain.team. Forward anything — attachments included — and Brain files it with the original sender, subject and date kept as the source.
Slack reactions
React to any message with :brain: and the thread is captured. Channel and author preserved as the citation.
Microsoft TeamsComing soon
Drop a message in a Teams channel and it lands in your Brain, sorted and sourced.
Voice memos
Talk for thirty seconds in the car. Brain transcribes, summarizes, files it under the right project by the time you park.
Screenshots & photos
Drop a screenshot of a quote, a whiteboard, a contract clause. OCR'd, summarized, linked to the right memory.
Documents
PDFs, briefs, exports, transcripts. Drop them in. The originals stay; the meaning becomes searchable.
Highlight on the webComing soon
A browser extension lets anyone on the team highlight text on any page, add a one-line note, and send it to Brain. The URL stays as the citation.
Paste anything
Drop a transcript, a customer message, a block of text into the inbox. Brain figures out what it is and classifies it.
From a forwarded email to a sourced memory in seconds.
Brain reads each capture, classifies it — decision, fact, question, customer signal, process, person — and turns it into a short, structured memory with a title, body, tags and one or more sources.
Nothing is dropped. Every original capture is kept verbatim and linked from the memory it produced. You can always see what Brain read and what it wrote.
The honest answers.
Can I forward emails with sensitive content?+
Yes. Every capture inherits your workspace's isolation — only people in your workspace see it. You can delete an original capture or a derived memory at any time, and exports are one click away.
What file types are read from attachments?+
PDFs, plain text, Markdown, common image formats (OCR'd), Word documents, and audio (transcribed). Spreadsheets are stored but not yet parsed into structured memories.
Does Slack capture include private channels?+
Only if Brain is in that channel and the reaction comes from a workspace member with read access. Private DMs stay private.
Will Brain capture things I didn't mean to share?+
It only captures what you explicitly forward, react to, or drop in. There's no passive listening. Your inbox is yours.
Start capturing where you already work.
Set up in under five minutes. Your Brain starts learning from message one.