Four things happen: a self-attested questionnaire, a planning band you can check, a gated install, and a brain designed to keep learning. Here is exactly what we do, and exactly what your team provides. These details are what build your trust.
You tell us how many knowledge workers you have, how many years of history you want connected, and which systems you connect in month one. We run a published formula. We return a tier and a three-line year-one planning band. Nothing leaves the browser. We do not ask for credentials, bytes, or admin API access. Receipt · what this page is and is not On the recordNothing leaves the browser. No credentials. ThenIf you undercount, days 3–7 of the paid engagement recount metadata; then you reprice, shrink, or walk.
If you undercount, you find out in the first week, not after a full backfill. You then reprice, shrink what we connect, or walk. Unused first-month fees refund if you walk by day 14; the setup already done is kept.
Every number on your quote comes from a formula. We show the inputs. We publish planning bands, not single fixed prices, until a paid metadata recount sharpens yours. Receipt On the recordAll public figures are planning bands until a paid metadata recount ShapeQuotes show two totals that add: cash at order, and year one all-in
See the planning bands — cash at order and year-one all-in, both of which add up →
We deploy gate by gate, in your environment. Nothing proceeds without your approval — and we took ourselves through the same gates first. Receipt On the recordWe install Mnemma on ourselves first. The same gates we ask you to walk, we walk. WhereThe brain runs in your environment, under your access rules. Never our cloud. There are three deployment models: fully on-prem, hybrid, or in your own cloud tenancy. Your CTO picks. We recommend. You decide.
You see the first surface as an overnight brief. After that, every AI tool you buy connects to the brain under your access rules, instead of re-learning the company.
The system writes back query results that confirm, contradict, or establish a fact — verified and receipted, under the graph's rules. Receipt · what we claim and what we don't On the recordVerified, receipted work is designed to write back into a map you keep, even if you cancel. No amortization schedule and no ROI dollar figure is claimed. CorrectionsA correction that does not survive the next run was never a correction The map gets better with every day of use. We have not measured that rate of improvement yet.
Seven questions. A published formula. A planning band — never a made-up exact number.