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The Webair AI Brain is the most powerful memory system you can own: it learns from every text, meeting, and email — organizes itself into a living wiki — and plugs into Claude, Cursor, and any AI app that speaks MCP. Private, encrypted, and yours.

The definition

What is an AI brain?

A persistent, structured memory your AI reads from and writes to — so it knows you instead of starting from zero. Notes apps store what you type. Chat memory stores a few lines. A Brain stores how your life and work actually fit together.

Memories

Durable facts about you, your people, and your work — deduplicated, scored, and dated.

Sources

Documents, websites, meeting transcripts, and emails — full text, searchable, cited.

Wiki

Living pages the Brain writes about the people and projects in your life — synthesized from everything above.

How it learns

You don't feed it.You just live.

Most knowledge tools die because you have to maintain them. The Brain learns from things you were doing anyway.

Every text you send

Text Webair AI from iMessage like a colleague. Every message writes memory — no forms, no tagging, no 'remember this' required.

Every meeting you take

The Meeting Recorder joins your calls, transcribes every word, files decisions and action items, and texts you the notes ~2 minutes after you hang up.

Every email you forward

Your Brain has its own email address. Forward a contract, a thread, a price sheet — attachments included — and it's ingested with a confirmation of exactly what was learned.

Everything you upload

Drop in SOPs, proposals, spreadsheets, and websites. Each becomes a cited source your Brain can quote back — with evidence linking every fact to where it came from.

Why it's different

Memory is easy.A Brain is hard.

Anyone can store text. The hard part is what happens after: organization, synthesis, honesty, and privacy — running continuously without you lifting a finger.

A wiki that writes itself

The Brain synthesizes living pages about the people, companies, and projects in your life — updated as new facts arrive, never edited by hand.

Gets smarter while you sleep

Overnight, the Brain distills new memories, refreshes its wiki, and reconciles contradictions. You wake up with a sharper assistant than you went to bed with.

Honest about what it doesn't know

Answers and meeting briefs include gap analysis — "nothing new on Maria since Jun 24, worth confirming" — instead of presenting stale context as current.

Every fact has a receipt

Memories carry evidence links back to the exact text, meeting, or email they came from. Delete the source and everything derived from it goes too.

Context that finds you

Pre-meeting briefs, morning briefings, and Pulse alerts pull from the Brain automatically — the right context shows up before you ask.

Private by architecture

Encrypted in transit and at rest. Never sold, never used to train public models. Export it or delete it any time — it's your Brain, not ours.

Brain MCP — new

Your Brain, in every AI app you use.

Other AI apps are amnesiacs — they forget you between sessions. Brain MCP exposes your Webair AI Brain as an MCP server, so Claude, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible app can use it as their memory.

  • They search your Brain before asking you things it already knows.
  • They get synthesized, cited answers — with honest gap analysis.
  • They save important facts back as you work, so every app makes every other app smarter.
  • Your data never leaves Webair AI. Revoke access with one click.
Claude DesktopClaude CodeCursorWindsurfAny MCP app

Included with the Max plan. See pricing →

# Connect Claude Code to your Brain

claude mcp add webair-brain \

https://app.webair.ai/api/brain/mcp \

--header "Authorization: Bearer wbrain_…"

# Then, inside Claude:

> What did we decide on the Meridian call?

⚡ brain_ask("Meridian call decisions")

You agreed on the $75K scope with a March start [Meeting: Meridian kickoff]. Two open items: revised SOW (yours), security review (theirs).

Two lobes, one Brain

Your life and your business, kept apart on purpose.

Personal memory — your preferences, people, and plans — always stays yours alone. Business memory is structured to power your work. One Brain, clean boundaries.

The honest part

Insanely powerful memory shouldn't be enterprise-priced.

Memory platforms in this class are sold to enterprises or require you to self-host and maintain them. The Webair AI Brain is included in every plan — starting free, full assistant at $37/month, unlimited memory on Max.

Questions

Everything people ask about the Brain.

What is an AI brain?+

An AI brain is a persistent, structured memory system that an AI assistant reads from and writes to — so it actually knows you instead of starting every conversation from zero. The Webair AI Brain stores memories (durable facts about you, your people, and your work), sources (documents, websites, meeting transcripts, and emails you feed it), and a self-organizing wiki that synthesizes everything into living pages about the people and projects in your life. Every conversation makes it smarter.

How is the Webair AI Brain different from ChatGPT memory?+

Three ways. Scale: ChatGPT memory holds a modest list of notes; the Webair AI Brain holds thousands of structured memories plus full documents, meeting transcripts, and a synthesized wiki, with evidence linking every fact back to its source. Ingestion: ChatGPT only learns from chats inside ChatGPT; the Brain learns from iMessage texts, recorded meetings, forwarded emails, uploaded files, and connected apps — automatically. Ownership: ChatGPT's memory about you belongs to OpenAI; your Brain belongs to you — export it or delete it any time, and it's never used to train public models.

Can Claude or Cursor use my Webair AI Brain as memory?+

Yes — that's Brain MCP. Your Brain runs as an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, so Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible app can connect to it with a secure token. Their agents get three tools: search your Brain, ask it questions and get synthesized cited answers, and save new facts back to it. Your data never leaves Webair AI — other apps query it, and you can revoke access with one click. Brain MCP is included in the Max plan.

What is Brain MCP?+

Brain MCP turns your Webair AI Brain into a memory layer for every AI app you use. MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard AI apps use to connect to external tools. Webair AI exposes your Brain as an MCP server: connect it to Claude or Cursor once, and those apps stop being amnesiacs — they check your Brain before asking you things it already knows, and they save important facts back as you work. One Brain, every AI.

How does the Brain learn?+

Automatically, from how you already work. Text Webair AI from iMessage and every message writes memory. Let the Meeting Recorder join your calls and every word is transcribed, summarized, and filed. Forward any email to your Brain's own email address and it's ingested — attachments included. Upload documents, connect apps like Gmail and Drive, or just tell it something once. Then, overnight, the Brain reorganizes: it distills new facts, updates its wiki pages, and reconciles contradictions. You wake up with a smarter assistant than you went to bed with.

Is my Brain private?+

Completely. Your Brain is encrypted in transit and at rest, never sold to advertisers, and never used to train any public AI model. Webair AI cannot read your private memory. When you delete a meeting, document, or memory, everything derived from it is removed too — deletion actually deletes. And when other apps connect via Brain MCP, they query your Brain over an encrypted, token-authenticated connection you can revoke instantly.

What's the difference between a personal Brain and a Company Brain?+

Your personal Brain holds your life: preferences, people, habits, plans. A Company Brain holds how your business runs: clients, pricing, projects, decisions, tone. Webair AI keeps both in one Brain with separate lobes — personal memory always stays yours alone, while business memory is structured so it can power your work (and, soon, be shared with teammates you choose). Y Combinator called the Company Brain a category every business will need. We've been building one since before they named it.

How much does an AI brain cost?+

Less than you'd guess. Every Webair AI plan includes the Brain from day one: Free gives you 100 memories and 2 sources to feel what an AI that remembers you is like. Pro is $37/month with 1,000 memories, 25 sources, the full meeting stack, and its own email address. Pro+ is $67/month with 3,000 memories and 100 sources. Max is $197/month with unlimited memories and sources — plus Brain MCP to plug your Brain into Claude, Cursor, and any MCP app. Comparable memory platforms are enterprise-priced or require you to host them yourself.

Can I import memory from ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini?+

Yes. When you sign up you can import your existing memory from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or Microsoft Copilot. Your Brain inherits everything you've already taught other tools — then keeps growing privately from every text, meeting, and email.

Start building your Brain today.

Free forever plan. No credit card. Import your ChatGPT memory in one step — and never re-explain yourself to an AI again.