SAMPLE MEMORY
Alex Chen will send the homepage text on Wednesday. Contact: alex.chen@example.com
A head start on
your next task.
Turn your chats, emails and documents into project updates and replies ready to edit. Keep your memory personal or shared, and use the AI model you prefer.
Detected personal details are masked
before they reach the model.
PROJECT UPDATE
Your client needs two more days.
You’re updating a client’s website with Maya. Alex’s latest email changes the plan.
Updated
Website text: now WednesdayAlex moved it from Monday.
To confirm
Design review: new date neededMaya needs the finished text before the review.
A reply to Alex, ready for your edits.
ToAlex Chen <alex.chen@example.com>
SubjectWebsite refresh — text and design review
Hi Alex, Thanks for letting me know. I’ve noted Wednesday for the homepage text. I’ll check with Maya about moving the design review and get back to you. Sofia
Website refreshYou and Maya
Saved to Website refreshShared with Maya
Try editing and saving the draft. This example resets when you reload. No email is sent.
FREEDOM TO CHOOSE
A different model.
The same work.
Try another model without explaining your project all over again. Your notes, sources and drafts stay in the same place.
Try it with the draftModels shown are illustrative. We’ll confirm availability before launch.
MORE CHOICE. LESS STARTING OVER.
Your projectWebsite refresh · You and Maya
The detailsAlex’s email and Maya’s design note.
Your draftEverything you’ve written and edited so far.
PRIVACY YOU CAN INSPECT
Personal details,
masked.
Names, email addresses and other personal details we detect are replaced with placeholders before they reach the model.
MASKED MEMORY
[PERSON_1] will send the homepage text on Wednesday. Contact: [EMAIL_1]
This comparison shows a sample memory, not the full context sent to a model. Who can read a shared brain is a separate choice.
PERSONAL. SHARED. YOURS.
Your own ideas.
Your shared projects.
A brain keeps related chats and sources together. One for your writing style. One for a client. One for the book club.
Chats and connected sourcesYour brainWork ready to review
My writing style
Only youHOW I LIKE TO WRITE
Warm, direct, no jargon.
Your usual tone, ready for the next email or draft.
Website refresh
2 members · You and MayaA CLIENT PROJECT
Website text: now Wednesday
Design review: new date needed. Maya needs the finished text before the review.
Book club
4 membersFOR OUR NEXT MEETUP
Bring a passage next time.
Everyone picks one passage to discuss. Your shared notes keep the conversation going.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you
jump in.
What is a brain?
A place for what you want AI to remember: your conversations and the sources you connect. Keep one for yourself, a project or a group, then use that context for updates, drafts and next steps.
Who can see a shared brain?
Only its members. In this example, you and Maya share the project brain. Alex’s email is a source; Alex doesn’t have access to the brain. A personal brain is only for you.
What stays when I switch models?
Your brains, sources and work stay inside GenesysBrain. Changing the model in this example preserves your edits; it doesn’t generate a new reply. GenesysBrain doesn’t sync the histories of your separate AI accounts.
What does masking cover?
Detected personal details, such as names and email addresses, are replaced with placeholders before they reach the model. The preview lets you inspect the masked document. Masking is separate from who can read a shared brain and does not mean no information is sent to the model.
Which models and connected apps will be available?
We’ll confirm supported AI models and app connections before launch. The product example uses sample email and document content; it doesn’t connect an account or call a model.
When can I try GenesysBrain?
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