Say it once.
Atmita keeps it forever.
Your brand voice, your vendor list, the way you like meeting notes formatted — Atmita learns and keeps it. No more re-explaining context at the start of every chat.
Memory that actually helps.
Not raw transcript logs. Distilled, editable facts Atmita applies every run.
Learns from corrections
Edit a draft once and Atmita remembers the change. Over a few weeks the agents quietly converge on your style with no manual style guide.
Scoped per agent
Sibling agents stay separate so contexts don't bleed. An ancestor agent sees summaries of agents nested under it for the bigger picture, but descendants don't see back up the chain.
Edit it in chat or on the page
Every fact is listed on a memory page — edit, delete, or pin entries. Or just say it in chat: "forget that," "remember I prefer Stripe over Paddle." Atmita updates the memory in real-time and the change holds for every future run.
Frequently asked questions
After each completed run, the agent distills a short lesson — what worked, what you corrected, what preferences surfaced. You can see exactly what was saved and edit it in the memory page.
No. Your memory is private to your workspace and never used to train shared models. We use frontier model APIs under the hood; those providers' standard enterprise terms apply.
Memory persists across sessions on every plan — there is no time-based expiry. Edit it, delete it, or pin entries from the memory page; whatever stays is what your agents apply on the next run.
Share any agent with the teammate and its memory comes along. You can strip or edit sensitive entries before sharing if the memory included anything you'd rather keep private.
Yes — set up a Daily Log automation. Every conversation across every agent gets summarised at end of day into a journal entry: what got asked, what got shipped, what's pending. Great for solo founders who lose the thread by Friday.
Context is the new API. Atmita keeps yours.
Long-term memory is included on every plan.