Mebot

What it does

Mebot Selfware is a permissioned identity layer for your context. It learns from what you already create and makes that context available across meetings, apps, agents, and AI tools. You decide what is private, shared, public, or ready to be used.

Mebot is for people whose knowledge, judgment, and approvals others depend on. It learns from your existing materials, then carries that context into meetings, apps, agents, and AI tools. The site describes it as a permissioned identity layer, with you deciding what is private, shared, public, or ready to be used. It positions itself against ordinary memory tools: not just an archive of what happened, but a system that learns how you think. The page says it shows what it knows and where each memory came from. Access is not open yet. The site asks people to join a waitlist for early access, and says it is onboarding early users. There is no public pricing, no list of supported platforms, and no statement about an API or open source licensing. A careful reader should check how data is ingested, what sharing controls exist, and when general availability arrives.