Why we built an autonomous loop
Notes are inert. Your life is not.
Mission
Your context ships across two dozen surfaces - Slack, Gmail, calendars, GitHub, health wearables, browser tabs, and IDE sessions. Traditional notes apps wait for you to remember what to write down.
We built a closed loop: capture from every surface, store with space isolation, consolidate into a graph and vector index, run forty-nine analysis plugins for insight, then deliver morning briefs, nudges, and open-loop follow-ups before you ask.
The result is autonomous memory - multi-tenant from day one, self-host first-class, and open to a creator ecosystem of widgets, persona packs, bundles, and connectors.
Principles
Privacy by default
Per-bundle consent panels, source liveness controls, and instant mute on every connector. Revoke without uninstall.
Open ecosystem
Marketplace for widgets, personas, integrations, area templates, and WASM bundles. MCP and API v1 for partners.
Self-host first-class
One-command Docker stack with Postgres, Neo4j, Redis, and all services. Local LLM via Ollama, llama-cpp, or vLLM.
Multi-tenant from day one
Spaces as the tenancy boundary - personal, family, org, platform, and community. RLS at the database layer.
By the team behind Equibrik
Equibrik is a fintech company building infrastructure for real-world exchange. This product is our consumer and B2B knowledge platform - autonomous memory for founders, operators, and teams.
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