Memava Chief of StaffFree to start
The private AI Chief of Staff that waits for your tap.
Memava Chief of Staff reads your mail and calendar, drafts your replies and follow-ups, and keeps your goals moving. Nothing goes out until you tap Approve.
Two exceptions are ones you set up yourself: a standing rule you approved for named people, or a group helper you set to work on its own inside its group. If your assistant has a mailbox of its own, it also sends fixed-wording notes from it, such as scheduling offers, and books a time someone picked from its offer; anything in its own words waits for your tap unless you raise its level.
Free to start, no card. Team and Business plans are on the pricing page. See pricing.
- You ask in plain words.
- Your assistant drafts it.
- The whole draft waits for your tap.
How it works
Connect
Connect Google once for Gmail and Calendar, and Granola for your meeting notes. Take access back any time.
Ask
Say what you need, by text or voice. Or just read your morning brief.
Tap
Every draft waits for you, shown in full. Approve it, edit it, or cancel it.
Private by design
What we can show you.
We hold no formal security certifications and claim none. Here is how it works instead.
- Signed approvals. Every approval is cryptographically signed, so a forged one is refused.
- A sealed assistant per client. Your assistant runs in its own sealed container.
- Keys the model cannot read. The keys that connect your accounts sit where the AI model is blocked from reading them.
- Approvals you can read in full. Every draft is shown to you whole before you tap.
- A history you can read. In the vault, every change carries its author, human or AI, and history only grows.
The privacy policy says what we store, who processes it and for how long. The safety page sets out what your assistant can never do on its own, and the security page covers the vault.
Good causes and larger groups
Tell us about your group.
Free to start covers most people. If you run a family office, a larger team or a good-cause organization, tell us a little and a person writes back to help you get set up.
- A person reads every note. Four quick questions to start. If someone introduced you, name them.
- Free to start. Free to start, no card. Team and Business plans are on the pricing page.
Good causes. If we approve a good-cause organization, it uses Memava free throughout the beta. Optional add-ons, such as extra AI usage, are not included.
Proof you can check yourself
Nothing here asks you to take our word for it. Open each one and look.
See it work
Real screen recordings of the Mac app, made with invented sample data, and a demo you can play. The demo is a simulation: nothing leaves your browser.
Open the recordings and the demoCheck the Mac app
The Mac app is signed with an Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple, and the download page publishes the SHA-256 of the disk image, so you can check the file you get.
See the download pageWalk through a live vault
Open the demo vault as a guest and see how notes, access rules and history work, with nothing to sign up for.
Open the demo vaultRead the changelog
Every shipped improvement, generated from the record and never edited by hand.
Read the changelog
Also from Memava: the vault
Say it once.
One shared memory for your team and every AI it uses.
Every AI tool your team uses starts from nothing, every morning. The Memava vault is the memory they share: plain markdown files your team owns, that Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor and whatever you adopt next can read and write under rules you set.
The vault comes with Team and Business, and Free includes a personal one. No credit card required. Export every note and file you can read, any time.
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: see the setup pages.
Two tools. One team. Nobody explains it twice.
Monday, in Codex
Priya builds the matching logic. Priya's agent files what it decided, and why, in the project note.
Tuesday, in Claude
Sam designs the screen. Sam's agent reads the project note first, so the design fits the logic without a meeting.
Wednesday, a new teammate
Alex joins and asks their own agent what changed this week. It answers from the history, with names.
What makes the vault different
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.
The files are yours
Every note is a real markdown file. Export every note and file you can read, any time, and open it in any editor.
Your AI joins as a member
Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor or your own agent: anything that speaks MCP arrives under its own name, with its own permissions.
Locked per file, not per folder
Open a folder to the whole team, freeze one file to read-only, and keep a private tree that not even an admin can open.
Your own instance
Each team gets its own instance and its own files. Notes are not stored in a database table with anyone else's.
The vault is drawn like a 1984 desktop on purpose: a file is a file, and it stays yours. Built today: the live vault, per-file access, full history, the graph map and the agent connection. On the roadmap: semantic search.
Questions, answered
Will it send something I did not approve?
No. Every email and calendar change waits for your tap, except a standing rule you approved for named people, a group helper you set to work on its own, and, if your assistant has its own mailbox, fixed-wording notes such as scheduling offers and booking a time someone picked from its offer. Its own words wait unless you raise its level; attachments and money always wait.
Who sees my data, and does it train models?
Your assistant runs in its own sealed container, and the keys that connect your accounts sit where the AI model is blocked from reading them. To write a draft, the relevant text is processed by an AI model provider named on the privacy page. That policy says it plainly: we do not sell your data, use it for advertising, or train models on it.
Is it certified?
Every approval is cryptographically signed so a forged one is refused, every client gets a sealed assistant of their own, and every draft is shown to you in full before you tap. The privacy page lists what we store.
What works today, and what is coming?
Today: a private assistant you reach by text or voice, a morning brief, goals and tasks, drafts that wait for your tap, and connections to Gmail, Google Calendar and Granola, in a Mac app. An iPhone app, and meetings and Zoom in groups, are coming soon. We mark what is not ready yet, every time.
What does it cost, and do I need a card?
It is free to start, and no card is needed. New accounts begin with every Team feature for 30 days. Team is $77 a month and Business is $299, with one-time usage packs on any plan. Card checkout is not open yet. Good-cause organizations use Memava free throughout the beta. The pricing page has the details.
Can anyone use it?
Yes. Download the Mac app and sign in with your email. An iPhone app is coming soon. If you run a family office, a larger team or a good-cause organization and want help setting up, tell us and a person writes back.
Which tools does it connect to?
Today it connects to Gmail and Google Calendar through one Google connection, and to Granola for your meeting notes. You choose what to connect, and you can take access back at any time, at Google or by writing to us. Meetings and Zoom in groups are coming soon.
Can I leave, export or delete my data?
Yes. Take your assistant's access away whenever you like, at Google or by writing to support@memava.com, and ask us to delete your data: the delete your data page has the steps. In the vault, export gives you every note and file you can read, as plain files, whenever you want them.