Shared AI memory · Early access

Shared intelligence that grows with your ambition.

Shared business memory for teams and AI agents. Organize knowledge, retrieve context and manage access with Willder.

Shared

Business knowledge available across agent workflows

Team memory

Context

Graph and vector retrieval for relevant knowledge

Memory retrieval

Control

Scopes define which memory an identity can access

Access management

Sources

Inspect the evidence behind a memory result

Source context

The next layer of the internet isn't documents. It's agents that remember, coordinate, and act. Willder is the infrastructure that makes them safe to run.

The platform

Memory. Control. Coordination.

Three layers. Every agent runs on all three. The infrastructure is the moat.

Persistent memory

Build on what you know.

Bring decisions, specs and interviews into shared memory. Retrieve relevant knowledge with relationships, time and source context, within the access you grant.

Access control

You hold the keys.

Set the memory scope each person or agent can access. Use scoped tokens and audit records to manage access and review activity.

Coordination

Agents that work together.

Briefing, Architecture and QA agents draw on shared memory. Give each agent context for its task, inside the boundaries you define.

The old way vs. Willder

What you actually get.

Traditional approach
Willder
Onboard someone to a codebase
Days of docs + a senior's time
A scoped briefing, generated from memory
What a contractor's AI can see
Context copied into separate conversations
Scoped access you can revoke for future requests
Turn decisions into an architecture plan
Whiteboards + tribal knowledge
Grounded in confirmed facts, contradictions flagged
Finding relevant context
Search each document separately
Retrieve context through graph and vector search
Context across agents & teammates
Explain the context again
Reuse context from shared memory
Access control
Manual sharing, trust based
Structural, default deny, every read audited

Retrieval precision, Lettria cross sector study, 2025. Access control, dispute resolution, and fan out are Willder platform behavior, every memory read passes one default deny gate and is audited.

How it works

Configure. Coordinate. Command.

Multiple agents. Shared context. Review the work that comes next.

  1. 01

    Configure

    Give each agent a role, tools, and a memory scope. What it can see. What it can touch.

  2. 02

    Capture

    Decisions, PRDs, and interviews become facts in shared memory, stamped with who said it.

  3. 03

    Coordinate

    Agents share context through memory. No rebuilds. No repeated work.

  4. 04

    Review

    Review proposed work and check its sources before taking the next step.

  5. 05

    Compound

    Memory grows. Agents sharpen. Each run knows more than the last.

See it in action

Context you can review.

Inspect a briefing and its context before deciding what to do next.

Scoped briefing
Engineering scopeGrounded in memory

Onboarding briefing · Alex Rivera · Contract engineer

The outbound send pipeline moved from Amazon SQS to a Postgres backed queue, this is now critical to operations. Priya (eng lead) owns onboarding. Stack: Vercel, Neon in the US West region, Railway. Focus your first week here.

Accept & save to memoryDownload

Grounded in, with provenance

  • SQS → Postgres migration · human
  • Priya owns onboarding · agent
  • Stack: Vercel · Neon · Railway · extracted
  • Sales scope deal terms · not in scope, hidden
Early access

Free during beta.

We're onboarding a limited number of teams before pricing goes live. Full platform, no credit card, no seat limits, in exchange for feedback that shapes what ships next.

Limited spots

Early access

Free

Free during beta, no credit card

  • Full memory graph + access control
  • Briefing, Architecture and QA agents
  • Approval inbox and audit log
  • Every future feature, included while you're in beta
Get beta access

Beta access is time limited and capped by spots, not by feature, once we announce pricing, current beta teams keep a locked in early rate.

We are building with early teams. Tell us what works, what needs attention and what would make Willder more useful to you.

A few things to know

What is shared AI memory?

Shared AI memory gives a team and its agents a common place to store and retrieve business knowledge. In Willder, that knowledge includes facts, relationships and source context, with access scoped to each identity.

How is Willder different from a chat history?

Chat history records a conversation. Willder organizes knowledge for retrieval across tasks and agents, so useful context can be reused beyond the conversation where it first appeared.

Can I use my existing AI tools?

Willder provides an MCP server for compatible AI clients to access memory through scoped tokens. Compatibility depends on the client and its configuration. The built in agents are another way to use the same memory.

What happens when I revoke access?

Revoking a grant is intended to stop future memory access through that grant. It cannot erase information that a person or tool has already received or copied. Choose a narrow scope before sharing.

Let's talk about your team.

Tell Tri what you are building and where your AI needs better context. Start a conversation by email or connect on LinkedIn.