Private executive memory · invitation preview
ExecMemory turns meetings, decisions, promises, and stakeholder conversations into briefs, follow-ups, agendas, and executive memory — so every conversation compounds instead of fading.
No sign-up · demo runs entirely on synthetic data
Tuesday morning briefing
ExecMemory drafted this brief from last week’s founder sync, board meeting, and customer escalation.
The executive follow-up problem
Promises get lost
“I’ll send that over” disappears into inboxes and never lands.
Board prep starts too late
Decks get assembled three days before the meeting, not three weeks.
Follow-ups depend on memory
The executive becomes the single point of failure for every thread.
Decisions disappear
What was decided last quarter is buried in five different docs.
Stakeholders wait
Investors and customers expect a response the executive forgot to assign.
Executive context fragments
Notes live in Notion, calendars, email, Slack — and nowhere together.
Product preview
Meeting input
Founder team sync — Tuesday morning Mira (CEO), Jordan (CTO), Priya (Ops), Sam (GTM) Jordan: mobile release slipping by two weeks; QA bandwidth is the blocker. Decision: cut analytics module from v2.1. Priya: will send updated runway model to the team by Thursday. Sam: two enterprise deals stuck in security review — risk that we miss quarter. Open: hire fractional CFO vs accelerate full-time search?
Raw conversation in. Memo-grade outputs out.
Generated CEO brief
Follow-up queue
Next agenda
Use cases
Founders
Capture decisions, blockers, and weekly commitments without spending the meeting taking notes.
Boards
Walk into the next board already knowing what the last one promised — and what it owes.
Investors
Refreshed metrics, references, and asks — drafted from your last conversation.
Customers
Every commitment to an at-risk account, tracked until the relationship is back to green.
Leadership
Remember what each direct report committed to — and what you committed to them.
Strategy
Decisions and bets, indexed across off-sites, so plans stop resetting every quarter.
How it works
01
Capture the conversation
Paste notes, transcripts, or shorthand. Anything that survived the meeting.
02
Extract decisions
Decisions, open threads, and watch-items are surfaced and tagged.
03
Track commitments
Who owes what, by when, with priority weights — never re-asked.
04
Prepare next conversation
An agenda is drafted from open items before you sit down.
05
Keep executive memory alive
Every conversation compounds into stakeholder, decision, and risk memory.
Dashboard preview
Follow-ups due
9
2 overdue
Unresolved decisions
4
Needs CEO time
Stakeholders waiting
3
Outstanding threads
Follow-up debt
62
elevated
Decisions this week
Stakeholders waiting
Board prep
Trust & privacy
Private by design
Your meetings stay in your environment. Demo data is fully synthetic.
Executive-grade memory
Calm, memo-style outputs — not chat transcripts or AI noise.
Clear source trails
Every commitment and decision is traceable to the meeting that produced it.
Permission-aware future
Designed with delegation in mind: chiefs of staff, EAs, and direct reports.
Pricing
Founder
$0
private preview
Meeting brief generator, follow-up queue, private memory.
Executive
$48
per user / month
Stakeholder memory, board prep, agenda builder.
Team
$220
team / month
Shared leadership memory, delegated follow-ups, executive reporting.
Enterprise
—
annual
Security review, custom workflows, admin controls.
Common questions
Is this another meeting summariser?
+No. ExecMemory is built around executive follow-through. Summaries are a small part — the work is in commitments, decisions, stakeholders, and agendas that compound over time.
Where does the AI run?
+This demo runs entirely on local, deterministic logic. The production version is designed to use private inference with clear audit trails.
Who is this for?
+Founders, CEOs, COOs, CFOs, and chiefs of staff who are losing time to follow-up debt rather than to meetings themselves.
How is this different from a task manager?
+Tasks have no memory. ExecMemory understands what was decided, who promised what, which stakeholders are waiting, and how to walk into the next conversation.
Can I bring my own notes?
+Yes — paste them into the demo. No integrations required to feel how it works.
Step into the briefing room
Walk into the next meeting already knowing what was promised, who owes what, and what still needs a decision.