Documents & files
Briefs, plans, PDFs, spreadsheets, images and recordings. Upload them, or let the assistant save its own work.
Your company’s AI knowledge base
Build a company brain for project documents, decisions and team know-how. Keep institutional knowledge in a shared workspace that compatible AI assistants can use.
Use your company knowledge base for employee onboarding, project handoffs and repeatable SOPs. Start with the sources people actually need, then keep them current.
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Meet BrainletTHE TEAM NOTEBOOK Always a work in progress
Start with one active project. Add the current brief, agreed decisions and a process worth repeating.
What it is
Most company knowledge bases are written for people to browse: pages in a wiki, folders in a shared drive, answers buried in old threads. The knowledge is there, but nobody finds it at the moment they need it.
A company brain is a knowledge base your AI assistants work from directly. When someone asks ChatGPT or Claude to draft a proposal, onboard a new hire or plan a launch, the assistant searches the team's documents, decisions and procedures first, and saves what it learns back for the next person.
Brainlet gives every team that shared brain. It searches by keyword and by meaning, so a question about “pricing decisions” finds the note titled “Why we dropped the annual plan”. It works across assistants, so knowledge saved from Claude Code is there when a teammate opens Codex.
What goes in
Briefs, plans, PDFs, spreadsheets, images and recordings. Upload them, or let the assistant save its own work.
What the team chose, why, and what it changes. That's what stops the same debate from happening twice.
Standard operating procedures saved as reusable AI skills, so a process runs the same way every time.
Brand voice, customer names, house style and all the small facts people keep re-explaining to AI.
Google Drive, Google Docs, Gmail and GitHub, read where they live and filtered by each person's own permissions.
Who is working on what, and which project a document belongs to, so answers come from the right place.
Works with
Use cases
New hires ask the assistant instead of five colleagues, and get answers grounded in how your team actually works.
When someone moves on, their context stays behind: status, decisions, files and open questions.
Proposals, objections, case studies and pricing history, ready when the next deal needs them.
Brand guidelines, tone of voice and approved claims, applied to every draft and image.
Checklists and procedures that assistants follow step by step, not just link to.
Research, specs and the reasoning behind them, searchable long after the meeting ends.
Getting started
Free to start. Invite the people working on your first project.
The current brief, recent decisions and one process worth repeating. Not the whole archive.
Each teammate adds Brainlet to ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor or Codex.
Ask the assistant to save a decision or a finished draft. The brain grows with the work.
Questions
A company brain is a shared, AI-ready knowledge base that holds a team's documents, decisions, procedures and know-how, so AI assistants can search it and build on it while they work, and save new knowledge back.
A wiki is written for people to browse. A company brain is used directly by AI assistants: they search it when they start a task, cite what they find, and write useful results back, so the knowledge stays current without a separate documentation effort.
ChatGPT, Claude, Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and other MCP-compatible assistants. Teammates can use different assistants with the same workspace.
Brainlet combines keyword search with semantic search, so it finds documents that match the meaning of a question as well as its exact words. Results show which file they came from.
No. You decide what goes in: ask your assistant to save a decision, a document or a procedure, or upload files directly. Personal preferences stay separate from knowledge shared with the team.
Members of a workspace share its files, memory and skills. Everyone also has a private personal workspace. Connected apps such as Google Drive only return what each person's own account can access.
Free plan with credits. Works with the assistants your team already uses.
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