God Brain — your org's memory

A knowledge graph across meetings, OKRs, decisions, and people. The system that ensures no critical context lives only in one person's head.

Why a graph, not a wiki

When someone asks "why did we ship that?" you don't want a search result. You want the chain — the meeting that raised the question, the decision that resolved it, the OKR it served, the person who owned the call.

That chain is a graph. Most tools store it as fragments. God Brain stitches the fragments into the chain so the next person who asks the question doesn't have to be archeologist.

What ships in this phase

Knowledge graph — auto-built from meetings, OKRs, decisions, comments
Cross-team insights — relationships surface across functional silos
AI search — query in plain language, get structured relationships back

This module addresses

Preview God Brain knowledge graph

Click a node — see how Anby connects OKR ↔ Meeting ↔ Decision ↔ Person ↔ Metric.

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Frequently asked

Is this a wiki?

No. Wikis are pages humans write. God Brain is a graph automatically built from the artifacts your org already produces — meetings, OKRs, decisions, comments. The structure lets you query the graph, not just read pages.

When is it live?

Q3 2026. We're onboarding early adopters by invite as we build.

What problem does it solve that current AI search doesn't?

Current AI search retrieves text. God Brain retrieves structured relationships — "what decision led to this metric change", "who has context on this customer", "which OKR is this work advancing".