Our story · Where we're heading How it began

Where did your best meeting go?

Your team just made a critical decision that dictates the company's future. But a week later... the conclusions are scattered across 12 Slack threads · three people remember the details differently · and the next steps of the project... are driven by guessing.

This is a dark comedy that happens every day, and it is the most expensive bug in modern knowledge work.

A modern office after a long meeting — scattered papers, an empty room
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The cost of forgetting

Lost context ≠ lost data

The data is still safely in Notion. But the reasons behind those decisions · the underlying assumptions · the connections between storylines — they are entirely gone.

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    New hires take months to catch up

    Because the corporate brain isn't in any document — it's in the heads of people who have already left.

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    Teams redo work without realizing

    Because old decisions are unfindable, they have to be rediscovered the hard, expensive way.

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    Old decisions are accidentally reversed

    Because the reasons that led to that decision on that day were never written down.

Measured in time

Your team might be losing 20% of their work hours just retrieving old context.

That's 1 full day per week. Multiply by the team size. Multiply by the remaining runway — this loss scales up rapidly.

  • 20% of work hours lost to hunting down context
  • 67% of institutional knowledge walks out the door with departing employees
  • 1 in 3 critical decisions are re-litigated within the same year

Based on industry estimates — your team's numbers might be even higher.

When all technologies converge

This is the first time in history this problem is actually solvable.

Driven by 3 key turning points intersecting today:

  1. 01

    AI models that understand cross-project context

    LLMs can hold entire projects in working memory and connect dots that humans miss.

  2. 02

    Realtime collaboration became affordable

    Multiplayer canvas technology is now practical at a startup scale.

  3. 03

    AI is accepted as a teammate

    Not as a replacement for humans — this cultural acceptance is the ultimate unlock.

3 years ago — technically impossible. Last year — culturally unready. Now — every piece is in place.

Introducing KOBI

A workspace that remembers every thought process of your team.

KOBI is built on 3 principles no one else has combined:

  1. 01

    Project Memory

    A single graph aggregating every decision, document, conversation, and assumption — searchable, shareable, and enduring even as personnel changes.

  2. 02

    6 AI Specialists

    Not a generic chatbot trying to do everything — but 6 specialists working in parallel with you in their domains of expertise.

  3. 03

    Live Canvas

    A space where humans and AI work together in real time. You see what the AI thinks, and the AI sees every change you make.

What we are, and what we are not

We aren't competing in every market.

  • Not a foundation model

    We use ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini as engines — our job is to orchestrate them.

  • Not a disposable chatbot

    For one-off general questions, ChatGPT is great — no need to switch.

  • Not a document editor

    For elegant writing, Notion is superior — keep using it.

  • We are a workspace

    Where AI specialists collaborate on the living memory of your project.

How we differ

ChatGPT is a standalone brilliant brain — KOBI connects that brain to the main artery of your project.

We aren't competing on "raw intelligence" — we are competing on the results after the AI embeds into your team's memory and workflow.

ChatGPT Notion AI Miro AI KOBI
Memory Scope Per-threadPer-documentPer-boardEntire project graph
AI Deployed 1 generalist1 per document1 per board6 specialists
Workspace ChatDocumentWhiteboardCanvas + Graph
Collab + AI SoloEdit togetherSolo AILive with AI
Cross-tool Context NoLimitedNoNative
Growth over time Resets every timeLinearLinearGraph compounds
Intelligence that compounds over time

Every conversation makes the next one smarter.

ChatGPT forgets everything when a thread ends — but KOBI accumulates knowledge. Every decision, document, and debate is saved as a new node, acting like compound interest for your corporate memory.

ChatGPT Forgets after every thread
KOBI Accumulates over years
How it works

Three layers, composable from day one.

The architecture is the real difference — we didn't just build features and hope they merge. We built the foundation first, then let the features emerge from it.

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  1. 01

    Canvas — The Meeting Point

    A realtime visual space where humans and AI work together — infinitely zoomable, shareable, with every edit tracked.

  2. 02

    Agent Registry — The Specialist Roster

    6 AIs (Idea, Strategy, Analytics, Maps, Knowledge, General). Each registers its own tools and rules — add a new one without breaking the rest.

  3. 03

    Project Graph — The Memory

    Wiki, embeddings, citations, relationships — every agent reads from the same place, and every action writes back. The longer you use it, the more valuable it gets.

One week, two worlds

Monday at Company X — with and without KOBI.

Same team · same Q4 strategy meeting · but two entirely different realities.

Without KOBI
With KOBI
Mon
Strategy meeting · conclusions scattered across 4 Slack rooms, 2 Notion pages, and 1 whiteboard photo.
Conclusions pinned onto the Strategy Canvas instantly · referencing Knowledge Graph data right in the meeting.
Tue
Marketing asks "What did we agree on for pricing?" — team spends 30 minutes digging up information.
Marketing opens the Strategy Canvas · sees the pricing structure, reasoning, and citations instantly.
Wed
A junior analyst rebuilds a Customer Cohort — duplicating work the Ops team already did last quarter.
Analytics Agent alerts immediately: "This data was analyzed last quarter — here is the latest version."
Thu
Founder requests a plan review · discovers 3 different versions circulating back and forth.
Founder opens Canvas · sees a single version of the plan (Single Source of Truth) alongside alternative branches previously considered.
Fri
Spends 2 hours writing a Recap Doc · and half the reasoning behind the decisions has already faded away.
The Canvas itself is the recap · send a Share Link instantly · knowledge survives the entire week intact.
The Horizon

Every knowledge team will have its own corporate brain.

KOBI is the first tool designed to match how teams actually think — not just forcing everyone to type on the same page, but providing a space where ideas, decisions, and knowledge have a true home.

In 5 years, this won't just be an option — it will be the new standard of work, just like email is today.

Join us in building the future

If you've read this far — we'd love to meet you.

KOBI is still in its early stages (Stealth Mode) · we are opening doors for our first backers, Design Partners, and those who want an early look · Send us a short email detailing who you are and why this vision resonates with you.