Ideas on memory, decisions, and language
Why we believe organizational memory should be language-native — and how we’re building it.
Why founder memory should be language-native
English-first tools treat every other language as an afterthought. Your organizational memory should be fluent in the language you actually work in.
Read moreDecisions, not transcripts: the durable asset
A transcript is a wall of text you never reread. The real value is the connected memory — decisions, tasks, risks — that qpNote extracts and keeps.
Read moreMeetings and quick notes are the same kind of memory
Most decisions never happen in a formal meeting. A ten-second note should become tracked memory just like an hour-long call.
Read morePrivacy without keeping the archive
You shouldn't have to choose between useful AI memory and a pile of raw recordings. We transcribe, extract, and then delete the audio.
Read moreNever lose a decision again
Join founders and teams capturing meetings and quick notes in their own language. Useful after your very first entry.