Brain

Give your AI a memory. Then stop repeating yourself.

Brain is where your offers, notes, transcripts and past campaigns live, so your Chief of Staff already knows your business before you ask it anything.

In one run you get
  • Every offer, transcript and note in one searchable memory
  • Context injected into every app automatically
  • Workspace-wide: a new seat inherits everything on day one

Replaces a wiki, a prompt-library tool and the brief doc nobody updates

Included from Basic, no add-on

14 days free · 2,000 credits included · $0.00 charged today

Brain: Give your AI a memory.
7 apps live today 5 more in build New DropIn recipes every week 12 apps, one subscription, one memory

Brief it once. It remembers forever.

Drop in notes, ChatGPT exports, call transcripts or just type. Every app in the OS reads from the same memory, so you never paste context into a prompt again.

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Shared across your whole team.

Memory is workspace-level, not per-person. Add a seat and they inherit everything the business knows, no onboarding doc, no handover call.

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Feeds every other app.

SignalDek writes in your voice because Brain told it what that is. The page builder knows your price. The email builder knows your audience. One memory, every app.

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Brain does not work alone.

This is the part a stack of separate tools cannot copy. Brain reads from the apps above it and hands its output to the apps below it, inside one workspace, with no connectors to wire up.

Reads from

Nothing. This is the foundation layer, every other app reads from it.

Feeds into

Included on the same subscription. Nothing to connect, nothing extra to buy.

How Brain works as your AI knowledge base

Brain sits underneath every other app in Mognetize OS as shared memory. Instead of pasting your offer, audience and pricing into a fresh prompt each time you open a tool, you tell Brain once: paste it, upload it, or say it out loud. That memory sits at the workspace level, so a new teammate opens SignalDek or Tube Magic already knowing the business, not starting from a blank prompt.

Step 1

Feed it however suits you

Paste text straight in, upload files such as PDFs, spreadsheets, notes or call recordings (Brain accepts audio uploads alongside documents), or talk it through with the Chief of Staff and let the transcript become memory. There is no required format: an old brief, a swipe file or a recorded call becomes searchable memory the moment it lands.

Step 2

Search across everything, not folders

Once something is stored, you can search the whole memory log by keyword or category rather than hunting through folders. Because the memory sits at workspace level rather than per person, it behaves like a proper AI knowledge base for the business: add a seat and they inherit everything already stored, with nothing to hand over.

Step 3

Every app reads from it automatically

Brandable, SignalDek, Tube Magic and the rest are wired to pull context straight from Brain before they generate anything, so an app already knows your offer, audience and tone before you type a word into it. You brief the business once; every app downstream behaves as if it already read the brief.

Step 4

Connect outside AI tools over MCP

Brain also exposes itself as an MCP server, so an external AI assistant or coding tool that speaks that protocol can call it directly: search memory, pull your saved profile, save a new note, or read back what was stored recently. That is what makes it a genuine AI knowledge base rather than just a page inside the app: your own AI tools outside Mognetize OS can query the same memory.

A worked example

Say you run a small cookery course business. You upload last year's student feedback as a PDF, paste in your pricing page copy, and record a two minute voice note explaining who the course is really for. Brain stores all three as searchable memory. The next time you open Tube Magic to plan a video, it already has that audience description on hand. If you also connect an external AI assistant to Brain over MCP, you could ask it to search that same memory and summarise what students said about the hardest part of learning to cook, without pasting anything in again.

Try our apps

The mini-apps ship inside the OS, and each one does a job you would otherwise pay a separate subscription for. Tap a card to see how it works.

SignalDek

SignalDek reads the live ad libraries in your niche (2,726 ads and counting, live), groups them by the angle that actually repeats, and hands you three drafts against your own offer.

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Consolidation
Speed
Authority

Brandable

Brandable turns your voice, tone and visual rules into something the whole OS can read, so nothing you publish sounds like it came from a generic model.

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Tone
Direct

Tube Magic

Tube Magic plans the channel, writes the scripts, drafts the titles and thumbnails and tells you which video to make next, based on what is working now.

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Frequently Asked Questions

One credit is one unit of work an app does for you: a page written, a batch of ads read, a script drafted. Every plan comes with a monthly credit pool, and every app shows its cost before it runs. See the credit pools by plan →

Is Brain included in every plan?

Yes. Brain ships with every plan including the free trial. It's the foundation the other apps read from, so it's never gated.

How many credits does a run cost?

Storing memories is free. You only spend credits when an app runs a job that reads from Brain.

What can I put into Brain?

Typed notes, pasted ChatGPT or Claude exports, call transcripts, past campaigns, price lists, PDFs. If it describes how your business works, it belongs in there.

Who can see my memory?

Only your workspace. Memory is never used to train models and never shared across accounts.

Can I keep what it produces if I cancel?

Yes. Everything Brain builds is yours, export it any time. Cancelling ends your access to the workspace, not your ownership of the work.

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