Neuron by Thalamus
I built one place that holds everything a company knows and does the busywork on top of it, so people stop feeding a dozen tools and get to be people again.
Founder and lead engineer
Companies do not lose their knowledge because people are careless. They lose it because it lives in intuition nobody knows how to write down, scattered across a dozen tools nobody ever fully learns. Neuron fixes both. Each person builds their brain just by answering questions, so the things they only knew by feel finally get captured, in their own words. It plugs into the tools they already live in, Gmail, calendar, the CRM, Notion, and pulls the knowledge out of them into one simple screen anyone can ask, instead of ten logins and ten ways of working. And it does not just remember, it acts: drafting in your voice, sending the weekly update, handling the routine machine work. That is the whole point. Machines should do the machine work, so people get to do the human part. Thalamus is the brain underneath. Neuron is what puts it inside a company.
- People build their brain just by answering questions, so the know-how they only had by instinct and never wrote down finally gets captured, in their own words
- One simple screen holds what the whole company knows, so people stop hopping between a dozen logins and ten different ways of working just to find one answer
- It plugs into the tools they already use, Gmail, calendar, the CRM, Notion, and pulls the knowledge out of them into the brain instead of leaving it stranded in each app
- It does not just remember, it does the work: drafting in your voice, sending the weekly update, taking the routine tasks off people so they are free for the part only a person can do
- Everything is sealed per company by security I broke into myself until nothing leaked, private notes stay private, and what people choose to share becomes one brain the whole team can ask
