Neuro
It is you, digitally. It does the manual work, so your hours go back to people.
- What it is
- You, digitally. A brain built out of your own answers that thinks and writes the way you do, does your manual work, and is built the way a real brain is built: nodes, links, and circuits that fire together per role.
- Who it is for
- Anyone whose real know-how lives in their own head, and the companies that lose all of it the day that person walks out.
- What I did
- Founded it and lead it: the creative direction, the brand, the category, and where the AI and the product go next.
- What came of it
- In use, and it grows on screen: value points per thing it learns, five stages from Infant to Superhuman, a health score. Every answer traceable to its exact source, sealed per company by security I broke into myself until nothing leaked.
Founder. I lead the creative direction, the AI and the product.
Neuro is a digital brain, built the way a brain is built. Every answer a person gives becomes a node. Nodes link to each other with typed edges, and clusters of them form circuits that fire together, so the role you have decides which part of the brain lights up: a marketer and a salesperson typing the same words get different context. You can see the thing, a map of dots you hover, zoom and open. It gets raised by conversation: you answer its questions and what you only knew by feel is captured in your own words, and the brain earns points for every real thing it learns and grows through five stages, Infant, Child, Apprentice, Expert, Superhuman. Your own brain stays private. What you choose to share feeds the company's shared brain, which is there to answer what no single person can. And it acts as well as remembers: it reads the mail, the calendar, the CRM and Notion, drafts in your voice, sends the weekly update, runs the routine work, and shows the exact source behind every claim it makes.
- The brain is a graph: every answer is a node, nodes link with typed edges, and circuits of them fire together, so retrieval is role-aware by construction
- You can watch it. My Neuro is a live map of your own brain you hover, zoom and open, so the thing people are building is visible instead of hidden in a database
- It gets raised by conversation: answering its questions captures the know-how someone only had by instinct, in their own words, and every real thing it learns earns points
- It grows through five stages, Infant, Child, Apprentice, Expert, Superhuman, with a health score, so a company can see how much of what it knows is actually captured
- Brains can be linked. Once yours is connected it keeps learning on its own from the collective memory of the company, so what one person worked out reaches the rest without anyone being asked twice
- The privacy guardrails are per item: you decide what feeds upward, private notes never surface in the shared brain, and every company is sealed off from every other one
- The safety layer I built: verbatim source chunks, hybrid retrieval and a citation per claim you can click, so the factuality of an answer is checkable rather than assumed, and it says so when nothing in the brain covers the question
- Every claim in an answer is traceable back to the exact source, with clickable citations, so it is trustworthy enough to act on
- It remembers what people forget. Every memory keeps its own recall count and stays findable, so something you worked out months ago and can no longer bring back comes to you when it matters again
- It acts as well as remembers: reads Gmail, calendar, CRM and Notion, drafts in your voice, runs conversational workflows and automations, sends the weekly update
- Sealed per company by security I broke into myself until nothing leaked, and I wrote the brand book and set the category before a line of it existed
