Breno connects across your tools to preserve institutional context, resolve decisions, and power autonomous reasoning with zero data lock-in.

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Knowledge over time

857 items 30 days ago, 1,248 items now.

Read successfully

98%read

6 processing · 14 failed

1228 of 1248 items read successfully, 6 processing, 14 failed.

Added per day

403 items added in the last 30 days.

Where it comes from

  • Slack412
  • Google Drive318
  • Notion227
  • Uploads164
  • Meetings79
  • Other48
Slack: 412. Google Drive: 318. Notion: 227. Uploads: 164. Meetings: 79. Other: 48

ORGANIZATIONAL MEMORY

One memory for everything
your team knows

Breno captures knowledge from your tools as it changes, keeps every version and where it came from, and answers with citations you can check.

Capture from every tool, continuously

Connect the tools where your knowledge lives. Breno keeps what changes and shows where every piece came from.

Sources

5 connected

Browse sources

Knowledge

Kept with its source

Where it came from

From
Slack · Meridian Studio
Original
Open in Slack
Author
@maria.k
Last updated
Oct 2, 2026
Sync
Kept in sync with the original

Ask

Answers cite their sources

Why did we raise the price of the Pro plan?

Pro moved from $29 to $39 in Q3. The pricing thread concluded the old tier was costing more in support than it earned, finance confirmed the margin target needed it, and customers were told on 9 October.

92% confidenceWhy this answer?

Cloud today, private next

Breno runs in the cloud with each workspace isolated. Private deployments are on the roadmap.

In Meridian Studio

Items
1,248
People
12
Sources
5

Each workspace is isolated. Its items, people and sources are never mixed with another's.

  • Multi-tenant cloudAvailable
  • Private VPCSoon
  • On-premiseSoon

Who sees what, and what happened

Choose who can find each item. Every change is recorded in an audit trail that is only ever added to.

Access

Anyone in the workspace who can read its space and sensitivity can find it.

Anyone in the workspace who can see it. You can only pick labels you’re cleared to read.

Not in a space: anyone in the workspace who can see it.

Answers only draw on what each person can read.

Audit

Last 7 days

You stay in control

Breno proposes connections and possible duplicates between people, projects and other entities. Nothing changes in your knowledge graph until you approve it.

Memory ReviewSample data

Proposed connections

  • Maria K. may be the same as Maria KovacsPerson · 94% similar (embedding)
  • Meridian may be the same as Meridian StudioOrganization · 91% similar (embedding)

Model Agnostic

Use your knowledge in Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor over MCP. Answer with your own Claude, ChatGPT or any OpenAI-compatible model.

Version history

Every edit to a note keeps the version before it, with who changed it and when. Restore any version; the text it replaces is kept too.

Knowledge Pro plan pricingSample note

Current textPro plan pricing: decision. Raise to $39 from 1 November

  • v3Pro plan pricing: draft. $29 to $35, keep the annual discountDan A. · 9 Oct 2026, 11:40 AM
  • v2Pro plan pricing: notes from the finance reviewMaria K. · 5 Oct 2026, 3:15 PM
  • v1Pro plan pricing: first notesMaria K. · 2 Oct 2026, 9:05 AM

Yours to take with you

Export everything as Markdown with its original files, or as a bundle you can import into another Breno workspace. Bring knowledge in from Obsidian, Notion and Markdown.

ExportSample data

Export everything

Markdown, original files, memory and decisions. Built in the background.

  • Whole workspace AdminsEverything you can read in this workspace.
  • My knowledge Items you created.

Quick downloads

  • Markdown archive (.zip)Markdown with frontmatter. Opens in Obsidian or any editor.
  • Breno bundle (.json)Importable into any Breno workspace.

Bring knowledge in

  • Archive or single noteBreno .zip or .json, Obsidian vault, Notion export, or Markdown.

INTEGRATIONS

Intelligence That Works With Your Stack

Browse a catalog of more than 1,000 apps. Slack, Google Drive, Gmail, Notion, GitHub, Jira and Linear bring knowledge in today, and any other app can be requested.

TRUST

Security you can inspect

Four things Breno does today, shown as they are.

ACCOUNTABILITY

Append-only audit log

The database refuses edits and deletes.

PERMISSIONS

One rule for every read

A model never decides who sees what.

PORTABILITY

Everything can leave

Markdown, original files, checksums.

PROVENANCE

Sources stay attached

Every answer can cite where it came from.

CAPABILITIES

One memory, used across your whole team

Three ways teams use Breno every day, shown with the product's own screens.

Ask, and see where the answer came from

Breno answers from what your team already wrote down in Slack, GitHub, Linear, Jira, Notion and Drive. Every claim carries a numbered citation you can open, with the quoted passage, where it came from and how well it matched.

  • Numbered citations that show the exact passage
  • A confidence figure and a “Why this answer?” explanation
  • It says so when your knowledge does not contain the answer

Every screen here is a copy of the product, drawn with sample data.

AskSample data

Why did we move billing events to a queue?

After the March outage, billing events moved to a queue, because synchronous webhooks dropped events when the billing service was slowIncident review: billing webhook outage“Webhooks timed out while billing was slow, and 38 events were never retried.”Slack · @dana.r · updated Mar 14, 202691% match. The team compared a database outbox with a managed queue and chose the queue for its retries and dead-letteringADR-048: Event bus for billing“We considered a database outbox, but the queue gives us retries and dead-lettering without new code.”GitHub · @leo.m · updated Sep 20, 202688% match. The change shipped in the October releaseBILL-212: Move billing events to the queue“Released in 2026.10; the old webhook path is removed.”Linear · @maria.k · updated Oct 7, 202676% match.

91% confidence
  1. Incident review: billing webhook outage91% match
    Slack · @dana.r · updated Mar 14, 2026

    “Webhooks timed out while billing was slow, and 38 events were never retried.”

  2. ADR-048: Event bus for billing88% match
    GitHub · @leo.m · updated Sep 20, 2026

    “We considered a database outbox, but the queue gives us retries and dead-lettering without new code.”

  3. BILL-212: Move billing events to the queue76% match
    Linear · @maria.k · updated Oct 7, 2026

    “Released in 2026.10; the old webhook path is removed.”

SOLUTIONS

Grounded in Your Industry's Reality

Wherever decisions and context are lost when people move on, Breno keeps them with their sources.

Technology & Engineering

Keep architecture decisions (ADRs) and the issues and threads behind them, so the reasoning outlives the people.

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Financial Services

Keep the reasoning behind investment and compliance decisions, with its sources, as analysts come and go.

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Legal & Compliance

Ask across contracts, filings and past decisions, and get answers that cite the exact source.

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Healthcare & Life Sciences

Keep the history of why research protocols and studies changed, with the sources behind each decision.

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Insurance

Keep underwriting rules and the reasons behind policy exceptions, with the sources behind each one.

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Government & Public Sector

Keep policy history and the reasoning behind it, with access set per item.

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Enterprise Operations

Keep vendor contracts, negotiations and playbooks when the people who ran them move on.

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Private deployment

Breno runs in the cloud today, with each workspace isolated. Private deployments are on the roadmap, and we would like to hear what you need.

Tell us what you need →

GET STARTED

Stop losing what
your team already knows

Connect Slack, Drive, GitHub and more, then ask your first question and see the sources behind the answer.

Or write to contact@breno.ng

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