Know which AI wrote what, and undo it
Every change carries its author, human or AI. See which agent wrote a line and when, undo that agent's whole sitting in one step, or have it propose changes for a person to accept first. History here only grows.
Our team brain.
Every AI tool your team uses starts from nothing, every morning. Memava is the memory they share: plain files your team owns, that Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor and whatever you adopt next all read and write under rules you set.
No credit card required. Export everything, any time. Or walk through a live vault first.
Connecting Claude Code is one line: claude mcp add --transport http memava https://memava.com/o/YOUR-TEAM/mcp/YOUR-AGENT-TOKEN. Codex, Cursor and ChatGPT take one URL each: setup pages.
Priya builds the matching logic. Priya's agent files what it decided, and why, in the project note.
Sam designs the screen. Sam's agent reads the project note first, so the design fits the logic without a meeting.
Alex joins and asks their own agent what changed this week. It answers from the history, with names: the logic, the screen, and what is left.
Every line carries its author, human or AI. When something is wrong you see who wrote it, fix that one line, or undo everything an agent did in that sitting with one button.
Every change carries its author, human or AI. See which agent wrote a line and when, undo that agent's whole sitting in one step, or have it propose changes for a person to accept first. History here only grows.
Every note is a real markdown file. Walk out whenever you like and take all of it; it opens in any editor on earth. We would rather earn the renewal than hold your work hostage.
Two of you or ten in the same note, nobody overwriting anybody. You see who is in there with you, keystroke by keystroke. Nobody has asked "wait, are you in the doc?" since.
Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, your own agent: anything that speaks MCP arrives under its own name, with its own permissions, and you watch its words land live.
Open a folder to the whole team, freeze one file to read-only, keep a private tree nobody else can open. Not an admin. Certainly not an AI.
A separate instance per customer, sharing nothing with anyone else's. No pooled database, no shared index, no other company sitting in the same table as you.
A file was a file. It lived on a computer you could point at. You wrote something down and it stayed written, and it stayed yours.
Decisions moved into chats that forget by Friday. Context moved into wikis nobody opens. Then AI arrived and broke it in a new way: sharp for an hour, blank by morning, starting from zero in every tool you pay for. Your software got smarter. Your team got more forgetful.
Plain markdown files in a vault your team owns, with the two things 1984 never had: everyone in the same note at the same time, and AI teammates working in those files under the same rules as the humans. It is drawn like a 1984 desktop because it keeps the 1984 promise.
Memava draws your vault as a living map: one note in focus with everything that links in and out, or the whole vault at once. Teammates appear beside the notes they are reading right now, and notes you have not explored yet stay dithered until you open them.
Built today: the live vault, per-file access, full history, the graph map with live presence, and the agent connection. On the roadmap: semantic search. We tell you which is which before you sign anything.