All you need to know. In 6 minutes.
Watch · 6:05Your AI forgets.
Remembering is on you.
Long sessions lose the start.
The context fills, gets compacted, and the decision from an hour ago is gone.
Load more,
get worse.
Paste in the notes folder to be safe and the agent starts missing and mixing up details.
Codex doesn't know what Claude did.
Not unless you wrote it down and pointed at it. Each tool keeps its own memory, and neither reads the other's.
How long do you spend
re-briefing your AI?
6,000 workers surveyed. On average, 2.3 hours a week go into feeding their AI context.
Half of them feel worn out by AI that doesn't have the context.
69 working days
a year
About $46,900 of your team's time.
“I don’t re-brief any more. No copy-pasting, no half hour explaining the job. It’s all in the brain.”
Sandy Peic, Creative Director, Inspired Creative Group
Source: Work AI Index 2026 (Work AI Institute), 6,000 full-time workers in the US, UK and Australia, December 2025 to January 2026. Calculated on 48 working weeks a year.
The brain remembers,
so you get to create.
Remember and recall.
Say save and the session's decisions are kept. Any agent, from any project, in any session, knows what was done, when and why, and pulls only what it needs.
Learn and grow.
Every night it checks its notes: stale, duplicated, or two that disagree. Flagged for you, never deleted. Every job adds to it.
Locally.
On a Mac Studio in your building, with local models keeping your studio's notes in order so you don't have to.
9:40. The editor asks Claude Code for the brief and where the cut stands. Nothing to dig up.1:00. The editor says save. Everything decided along the way is in the brain.4:30. From a phone, the producer picks it up in ChatGPT and writes the client update. No handover, no call, no message from the editor.
It catches what nobody checked,
and tells you in the morning.
Each night it takes what changed and checks it against what you already stored. From your folders and what your agents read, this is the kind of thing it finds.
The track was cleared for social only.
The client said so in an email in March. The brief says music approved. In August the broadcast cut ships with it.
You already promised that category away.
January's contract has an exclusivity clause. In September someone starts a deck for a competitor. Nobody has opened the contract since it was signed.
The spec came off last year's sheet.
The broadcaster wants one loudness number. Your tracker has another. Delivery gets rejected at five on the Friday of a long weekend.
It finds all three the same way. Two things you already stored, that disagree, flagged for you to check. Nobody is at fault and nobody would have caught it.
A Mac Studio in your studio.
Personalized and maintained.
What you get
- 01The Mac Studio Bought for you at Apple's price, or bring your own.
- 02The brain, installed Its own models and your team's memory, on the machine.
- 03Your tools, connected Your AI tools (Claude, Codex, Gemini) plus any document and file folders you choose.
- 04Maintenance Updates, nightly checks, two encrypted backups and personalized support, all done remotely by us.
From first call to first day
- 1Talk to us We check the brain fits your studio, then agree the terms.
- 2We build it On your Mac Studio, set up for how your team works.
- 3Plug it in and create It arrives ready, with setup steps, and we look after it from day one.
Maintenance starts on day one. The maintenance subscription starts on day 91.
Not a fit after 90 days? We refund the build fee and cancel the subscription. You keep the Mac.
Your studio's memory
belongs to your studio.
The brain runs on your machine, not in someone's cloud.
Its own models.
Every night it reads the day, keeps what matters and checks it, on models that run on your Mac. No cost per use, and nowhere else.
It outlives your tools.
Switch from Claude to Codex tomorrow. The memory stays, because it was never inside either.
Why a Mac Studio.
The brain runs its own AI models, and they need a lot of memory and power to run smoothly. A Mac Studio has both, with room to grow with your company.
Ready for the future.
What it keeps is processed so you can one day train a large language model of your own on how your studio works.
Works with what you already use.
Your AI tool is always connected. So is what your agents read: open an email or a ticket in a session and the brain keeps what's important. At setup we point it at the folders your work already lives in.
| Category | Examples |
|---|---|
| Your AI tool (included) | Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenClaw, Hermes, Gemini CLI, claude.ai, ChatGPT |
| What your agents read (included) | Email, chat, tickets your AI tool can open |
| Your folders (included) | Contracts, briefs, delivery specs, a notes vault, your file server, a synced Google Drive or Dropbox, meeting transcripts |
Automatic meeting capture and scheduled feeds from Notion, email, chat or a tracker: on request, for an additional fee.
The questions you're about to ask.
Your editing tools own the files and the locks. The brain remembers the decisions, and flags it when two notes disagree.
Only an encrypted backup that we cannot read. The models run on the machine. Your AI tools see only what they ask for. We reach it over a private, encrypted network, self-hosted on request.
No. Keep your tools. We connect the ones that matter at setup.
Then it is for your team, and a weekly review is for you. You see what it flagged and what got decided, without opening anything.
We watch its health dashboard remotely. Every night one encrypted copy comes to us and a second to cloud storage. We hold it, we cannot read it, only you have the key. We test the restore. The hardware is covered by Apple.
We do, on your behalf, at Apple's price. No markup. It is registered to you and the warranty is yours. We keep an administrator account and look after it from here, the way an IT department would. Buy it yourself if you prefer.
Sometimes. It comes down to memory, because memory decides which models fit. Tell us what you have and we will tell you honestly. What we cannot do is guarantee a machine we did not build from scratch.
One studio gets a free build.
You get: the full build, free. We install the brain, load the models and connect your tools.
You cover: the Mac at Apple's price, no markup, and the monthly maintenance fee: from $575 USD for a solo producer and $1,350 USD for a single studio, with 30% off for the first year: $402.50 and $945 a month.
One spot, chosen from the applicants. Apply by October 31.
Apply for the free build.
Your team, your tools. We reply within a day.