The burst is the one-time computing cost of reading a company's history into the graph. Sources connected from day zero skip that burst if the day-zero census is under the cap. Mnemma measures existing history at sale. Greenfield uses the same brain as Mnemma Standard — your tenancy, default-closed classification, receipts — but you start before the history debt grows large, and before any vendor learns the company as you build it.
Start owned from day one — before the history debt, and before a vendor learns the company as you build it. Why Mnemma exists →
The mid-market burst pays down history debt — years of email, documents, and decisions reconstructed after the fact. A company with a day-zero census under the cap never runs it. The steady-state pipeline is the build.
The claim, exactly: no backfilled era for sources under continuous connect from day zero. Never “no unrecorded era.” Receipt · coverage fence On the recordSources connected from day zero accrue natively. There is nothing to backfill on those sources. CensusExisting history is measured at sale. Under the quoted footprint's cap it accrues on the same machine; over the cap this is a Standard install, said before signature. EdgeA source connected later has a gap the coverage panel shows
Late-connected sources can still join. Facts read backward in time carry a backfilled method, not a native one. We do not market receipt age across gaps.
That is the whole starter pack. Each connector authenticates with OAuth in your tenant and declares its RED/GREEN container at registration. We refuse anything unclassified. Slack, Microsoft 365, CRM, and on-prem file shares need a Standard conversation, not this path.
Every material answer includes its source, date, confidence, and last-checked time. Lookup runs at all times. In this tier, synthesis runs on a schedule — windowed or overnight — so answers first appear in the morning digest. This is not a 24/7 chat that claims otherwise.
Every source shows connected-since and current lag. An unconnected source shows a growing unrecorded-era counter. The honesty is a product feature, not a footnote.
The brain never lives in our cloud. It lives only in accounts you control. If you cancel, you keep a readable projection of the graph — a walk-away artifact a small team can actually use. This is not a device you set up once and forget.
You do not migrate later. You grow instead. Seats, capacity, support hours, and extra connectors each have a visible trigger. When a trigger fires, you get written notice, then a window, then the Standard fee. The install fee you already skipped never comes back.
The ratchet’s promise, in writing: a Greenfield graduate never pays an install fee. They graduate by growing, not migrating. Receipt On the recordA Greenfield graduate never pays an install fee HowTrigger, then written notice, then a 60-day window, then the Standard fee. You grow; you do not migrate.
On tax treatment: your company ships with a memory a buyer can inspect. Ask your advisor. This is not tax advice.
It takes about six to eight hours of your team's time across two weeks. You provide a Google Workspace organization, a cloud account you control, someone who can sign the container map, and a git host. We never ask for admin access to everything.
We measure existing history against the quoted footprint. If it is over the cap, you move to Standard — and we tell you before you sign.
You sign the container map. Nothing connects until it is classified.
The stack goes live in your account. We prove that snapshot and restore work.
We guide you through OAuth in your project. Each source declares its container.
A GREEN principal queries RED data, and the system denies it — in front of you. This is the first-week acceptance test.
You get your first receipted fact. The SOW clock runs 10 business days or less from signature.
Lag target, projection repo, coverage panel, weekly digest cadence.
Included hours stay at or under the cap. If we miss it, we fix it, help you graduate, or you leave with the map.
This is the customer clock only. We do not quote our build calendar as your numbers. Receipt On the recordFirst receipted fact: on or before 10 business days from signature This clockCustomer calendar days only — not our build calendar.
The edge is how you know the promise is real. Greenfield is deliberately bounded — and we say the bounds before you sign, not after. Those limits are the product: they keep the first receipt on a clock you can hold us to.
The bounds are on the record, with a receipt on each one. Receipt · the honest edge Heads / chatNo catalog of extra heads or 24/7 synthesis chat Pack limitSlack, Microsoft 365, CRM, and on-prem files are not this path Not an applianceThis is not a set-and-forget appliance Size15–50 knowledge workers, Google Workspace. Outside that is Standard or a later path.
Greenfield is open as a founder-led design-partner track with two slots. The public pricing card waits on ship-gates we have not cleared yet — onboarding for new customers, measured support, and a walk-away artifact a small team can run. Until then, we will not call it a storefront.
The seven-question assessment is the starting point. It uses the same published formula as every other page on this site. If your numbers qualify for Greenfield, that is your path to apply — a planning band based on the numbers you supply, never a fixed price, never a separate process.
Planning bands live on the worksheet. They are not a public price list. Receipt · why there is no card here On the recordGreenfield is a design-partner motion: two slots. No public price card yet. EdgeSlack, Microsoft 365, CRM, and on-prem files are not this path
Seven questions. A published formula. A planning band — never a fixed price. If you undercount, we find out during days 3–7 of the paid engagement. Then you reprice, shrink the scope, or walk away.
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