Interactive concept simulation

Drive the pipeline yourself.

Five actions, five tabs — each one plays a concept simulation of what the real Memkist system does. The terminal log shows the actual pipeline stages, from upload slot to ingest, labelling, retrieval and workflow triggers. Everything you see maps to documented behaviour; nothing here is a product screenshot.

A file lands, is checked, read, labelled, and made searchable — only for the department it belongs to.

Concept simulation of documented behaviour — grounded in the platform's real stages, not a demo environment.

The dual brain

Watch the two brains work.

The pipeline above is the company brain's day job. This one shows the Dual Brain concept: a personal brain that lives on your device and a shared company brain in your workspace — meeting in the prompt, never in storage.

Personal brain Company brain Learning signal
Concept simulation — not product screenshots

The Dual Brain concept

One agent, two memory systems. The personal brain runs entirely on your device. The company brain lives in your Memkist workspace and is shared, permission-walled and fully logged. Press play — or pick a stage — to watch how they work together.

Concept simulation of documented behaviour — grounded in the product's real memory rules, not a demo environment.

What each tab shows

Five paths through the system.

01

Upload

The file is checked, read, labelled, and made searchable — the path every file takes.

02

Search

Search your department’s documents, with the page the hit came from. The question is noted; the documents stay where they are.

03

Ask

The assistant answers from those documents and says where it looked. The question is counted, so the cost is visible.

04

Workflow

You describe it, a person reviews it, then it runs. Every time it fires is written down.

05

Connect AI

Your own AI apps can search and add files, and cannot delete them.

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