Knowledge That Stays
Every interaction teaches Pidge. When someone leaves, knowledge stays. When someone joins, they inherit context.
All FeaturesHow Memory Works
Not a chat log. A knowledge system that gets smarter with every task.
Pidge observes
Every conversation, task, and outcome is processed. Pidge extracts facts, preferences, and patterns automatically.
Knowledge persists
Critical facts get pinned. Daily activity is logged. Hybrid search finds anything by keyword or meaning.
Context informs action
Past tasks inform future ones. Pidge remembers that vendor X needs net-60 terms without being told again.
What Gets Remembered
Not everything. The right things.
Pinned Facts
Vendor preferences. Brand guidelines. Key contacts. Shipping rules. Always available, never forgotten.
Learned Preferences
You prefer CSV over PDF. You want Slack notifications, not email. Pidge picks up on patterns.
Task Outcomes
What worked last time. What failed. Which approach was faster. History feeds better decisions.
Daily Logs
Every day's activity is summarized and stored. Search any date for a record of what happened.
Searchable Knowledge
Hybrid search combines keywords and meaning. Find "that vendor issue from March" in seconds.
Corrections
Tell Pidge it got something wrong. It updates its memory and doesn't repeat the mistake.
Team Knowledge
Institutional memory that doesn't depend on any one person.
"Share Packs when people join, integrate knowledge when they leave."
-- DTC brand founder
Common Questions
How does Pidge remember things?
Pidge maintains a persistent memory across sessions. It stores facts, preferences, and patterns from your conversations and task results.
Is my data private?
Yes. Each user gets isolated storage. Your memory is never shared with other users.
Can I edit what Pidge remembers?
Yes. Pin important facts, delete outdated ones, and review what Pidge knows about you at any time.
Can I delete a memory?
Yes. You can pin, edit, or delete any memory. You control what Pidge retains.
Is memory shared across team members?
Each user has isolated memory by default. Team knowledge is shared explicitly -- you choose what transfers.
How does search work?
Hybrid search combines keyword matching and semantic similarity. Ask naturally or use exact terms.
What if Pidge remembers something wrong?
Correct it. Pidge updates its memory immediately and adjusts future behavior accordingly.