A desktop app on every employee's computer remembers the work: decisions, reasons, commitments, who knows what. A dashboard on reattend.com shows admins and leaders what matters. When people leave, move or go quiet, what they knew stays.
Memory only works if it exists. The Reattend desktop app captures work on each person's own computer, so nobody has to stop and write things down. An AI model turns the day into memories (Rabbit, our own model, running on the computer itself and still in training; or managed AI, or your own OpenAI or Anthropic key, as the organization or person chooses): a title and summary, facts, tasks, decisions, and the people and organizations involved. It works without connecting anything.
Text on screen in work apps is read on the computer and turned into memories. The screen text itself never leaves.
Point the app at the folders that hold your work. It reads them on the computer and keeps the facts, not the files.
Letters, forms and old files. Scanned pages are read on the computer and become part of a searchable memory.
Meetings are recorded and transcribed on the computer, speakers told apart. The notes can be shared; the audio and transcript stay.
Work and personal are separate. Only apps and sites marked as work, by the person or by the organization's policy, count as work, and personal time never leaves the computer. From work, only derived knowledge is shared with the organization. Never the raw layer.
Each memory holds a title and summary, facts, tasks, decisions, and the people and organizations involved.
Decisions are captured from the work with who made them and why, and kept in the organization's decision log.
Every item that went to the organization, exactly what was sent and who can see it. Take any item back.
Tasks and promises are tracked from the work, and close themselves when there is evidence they were done.
Ask a question in plain words, in the desktop app. Reattend answers from your own memory and from the organization's shared memory you are allowed to see, and names who the knowledge came from. The organization's memory becomes a colleague who never left.
Ask anything in plain words. The answer names who it came from, and only uses memories you are allowed to see.
Start the day with what is due and what changed. End it with what got done and what is still open.
A keyboard shortcut brings back anything from anywhere. A small strip at the top of the screen shows what matters now.
Announcements, policies to read and accept, and an exit interview to answer, all in the desktop app.
The dashboard on reattend.com is the organization's side, for admins, leadership, HR, and heads and leads of departments. Employees never need it. Its control room is scoped by role: the whole organization for leadership, their vertical for a head, their team for a lead.
Knowledge held by only one person, people leaving, overdue commitments and decisions, scoped to your role.
One timeline per person joining, moving role or leaving, with the next step. Joiners get a first-week packet.
Exit interviews are answered in the desktop app and turned into a handoff document. Knowledge transfers on a role change.
For any person: the topics only they hold, open commitments, decisions they own, and who is best placed to take over.
An organization's memory is sensitive data. Reattend controls access record by record, keeps a tamper-evident audit log, and lets every person see who opened their memories. The AI only ever sees what the asker is allowed to see.
Private, team, department, organization and explicit shares. Admins see all. The AI sees only what the asker may see.
Every entry is hash-chained to the one before it, so tampering shows. Exportable for your auditors.
OpenID Connect with Microsoft Entra ID, Okta or Google Workspace. SAML on request.
Compliance exports, erasure and licences in one place. No certifications are held today; the honest current state is on the compliance page.
Most organizations use reattend.com: raw activity stays on each computer, and the shared knowledge is stored by Reattend, encrypted. Government and regulated organizations can run their own server instead, inside their walls, and then Reattend holds nothing.
An admin signs up and adds people; each gets an email with their licence, the download and a one-click join. Shared knowledge is stored encrypted.
For government and regulated organizations. Laptops talk only to your server, which mirrors the models and installers.
For sites with no outside network at all. The same desktop app and dashboard, entirely inside your walls.
Paper-heavy office? A trainer can be sent to scan your existing records, read by an OCR pipeline into the memory.
Free for small teams, per employee as you grow, and a quote for your own server. See pricing.
