Your company may
forget. Your company
brain doesn't.
Sentra is the company brain, delivered as managed organizational memory: every meeting, message, document, line of code, and deal compiled into permissioned context for your teams and AI agents.
Used by teams and engineers at


Built from years of research at MIT and Caltech
Your knowledge is scattered among ten tools. And no human or agent can reason across them.
Average
token waste YTD
13,560,614,356
Humans can't connect the dots.
Decisions are made in a meeting, changed in a Slack thread, and lost by Friday. When context lives in silos, the smartest people waste hours hunting for the why behind the what.
AI can't reason across tools.
Standard AI can retrieve a document, but it can't follow a decision from a Zoom call to a Slack thread to a Jira ticket, creating hallucinations and half-answers.
And you pay the coordination tax.
AI agents re-read massive chunks of your company on every prompt just to try and find context, creating token bloat.
A living understanding of your company
Sentra listens to how your company actually works, across meetings, Slack, email, code, and deals, and captures it as it happens.
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Across every team and tool.
Authorize sources at the admin level for Slack, Gmail, Drive, GitHub, Linear, Jira, HubSpot, Zoom and 200+ more, so ingestion starts immediately.
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Turn scattered activity into connected context.
Sentra captures conversations as they happen and maps who said what, why decisions shifted, and what commitments remain open to build a real-time record of your company.
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Give every person and agent the context they need.
People and agents read the graph over API and MCP, inside Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, or your internal apps. Answers are scoped to the role, so everyone gets correctly-permissioned slices of the same brain.
One brain for every team & every agent.
Engineering sees code. Sales sees deals. Finance sees numbers. Leadership sees outcomes. Sentra connects the perspectives behind them all.
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“Where are teams operating with conflicting assumptions about our strategy - and why?”
The export feature was moved to Q3 after user research showed only 4% of active users requested it. The team shifted focus to the collaboration tools which ranked highest in the NPS survey.
#product-strategy · Jake shared research findings, Apr 3
PRD-112 · export deprioritized to Q3
Survey #69 · collaboration tools top request
Weekly report delivered Monday 7am: three metric drivers, two contested decisions flagged
Ops / Chief of Staff
“Which commitments from Monday's leadership sync are still open - and who owns them?”
Four of seven closed. The pricing-page update lost its owner in Priya's handoff, and the vendor addendum has been waiting on Legal since Tuesday.
Leadership sync · 7 commitments
Pricing page · owner missing
Legal thread · addendum pending
Conflict flagged: two teams each assumed the other owned the launch checklist.
Engineering
“Which technical debt is costing us the most money - and why?”
The legacy ingestion path. It drove 38% of on-call pages last quarter, added roughly $18k/month in compute retries, and blocks two roadmap items.
Cited in 14 postmortems this quarter
#eng-oncall · 38% of pages traced back
Infra cost model · refreshed weekly
PR #2114 held pre-merge: a meeting decision says this client's plan tier must be checked first.
Product
“What shipped across pods last week - and why did activation move?”
The checkout pod shipped the new onboarding flow Thursday; activation rose 6% among invited teams. The pricing experiment was paused after the Apr 9 support spike.
#ship-log · onboarding flow
Thu / Activation dashboard · +6%
Support queue · spike, Apr 9
Mini-PRD drafted from yesterday's eng sync, waiting in Google Docs.
Sales
“Which objections and buying patterns are repeating across deals - and why?”
Security review timing killed momentum in 4 of the last 6 enterprise deals. Every one stalled at InfoSec after the champion said yes - the deals that closed sent compliance docs before the second call.
Deal review · Mar 12 · InfoSec stall pattern
#sales-wins · compliance-first playbook
CRM · 4 of 6 stalled at security
Pre-call brief landed 30 min before the renewal: full history, open commitments, what changed.
Customer Success
“What do we know about these 12 accounts - status, blockers, open promises?”
Nine healthy. Acme is still waiting on the SSO fix promised in March, and two accounts reference a pricing change nobody announced to them.
Account digest · 12 accounts
Acme · SSO promise, Mar
Pricing change · unannounced to 2
Day-one catch-up brief generated for the new account manager: every account, every blocker.
People / HR
“Where are we currently out of compliance without realizing it - and why?”
Two contractors in the EU are past the 6-month engagement limit HR flagged in January, and the visa follow-up for one new hire expired last week with no owner.
HR policy doc · 6-month limit, Jan 14
Contractor roster · refreshed weekly
Visa timer · expired, unassigned
Visa follow-up timer fired at 90 days: hiring manager pinged, nothing expired silently.
Finance / Legal
“Can this revenue claim be traced to its source - and will it survive an audit?”
Yes. It chains to the signed order form and the March board deck. Two figures had conflicting versions; the reconciled one carries both sources.
Order form · signed, Feb 28
Board deck · March
Reconciliation · both sources linked
Off-scope question refused: no ledger-backed claim available, flagged instead of guessed.
State of the art performance.
Proven in production
Read Full Paper88.31% mean reward
A Sentra-enabled coding agent on Terminal-Bench 2.1, +4.94 points over the leading public entry, across 445 trials.
72.6% lower model cost
One task-scoped memory layer cut total model spend from $1,862.98 to $510.30 on the same benchmark.
41.2% fewer tokens
Memory replaces re-reading. The agent stops re-crawling the repo on every task and works from resolved facts.
68 of 89 tasks, five for five
Solved in every one of five trials, against 63 for the baseline. Fewer flakes, more repeatable runs.
Terminal-Bench 2.1
Public leaderboard · Pass@1 · 9 entries
One company memory with payoffs for every function.
Same-day
handoffs. Days of shadowing replaced by one context-rich account brief
64%
fewer turns for an agent to finish the job with increased accuracy
11,000+
tool executions a week on production BI agents; 20–40 minute runs down to 5–9
12+ hours
of manual report prep per cycle, gone. The weekly business review writes itself and lands Monday at 7am
Your context is your advantage. Keep it that way.
Read the ManifestoYour memory. Your boundary. Your keys.
Certified and encrypted
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001. AES-256 at rest, encrypted in transit, regular audits, public subprocessor list.
Permissions checked in-flight
Sentra inherits every source's access controls and checks them on each query dynamically. No one ever sees more than they should.
Runs where you say
Sentra cloud, your own VPC, or fully air-gapped on-prem. Regulated teams keep memory inside their own perimeter.
Yours alone
You own the data and the memory built from it. We never train on it, and model providers are contractually barred from doing so.
Private stays private
Private meetings never enter company memory. Full transcripts stay with the people who generated them.
Visibility, not surveillance
Everyone sees exactly what they already have access to. The CEO digest and an engineer's query draw different, correctly scoped answers.
Export your entire memory graph - every decision, source, and citation - in an open format, and port it to any system, any time. No lock-in, by design.
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Choose your boundary
Keep memory exactly where your security team needs it.
- Sentra Cloud
- Your VPC
- Air-gapped on-prem
Connect your systems
Authorize once. Sentra starts building memory immediately.
- 200+ connectors
- One admin setup
- No employee rollout
Use memory everywhere
Serve governed context inside the tools people and agents already use.
- One API
- One MCP connection
- Every person and agent
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