Everything you said once. Remembered.
Compass keeps track of the people you mention, the plans you commit to, the lessons you earn and the beliefs you are testing, built only from your own words.
Part of Compass Pro, which starts with a 14-day free trial.
How it works
How Memory fills in
Talk about your work
Mention a teammate, a customer or an investor, state a goal, or say what you learned. Compass picks these up from your notes as you capture.
Open Memory in Reflect
A summary of the project sits on top, then Recent changes, then People, Plans, Lessons, Beliefs and How you work.
Tap a person
See their role, how they relate to you, the context they came up in, when you last mentioned them, and the notes it all came from.
Test your beliefs
Assumptions land in Beliefs. Mark each one Testing, Validated or Invalidated as the evidence comes in.
Save your take
In a chat thread about an insight or a memory, tap Save your take to Memory and Compass keeps what you said. Its own replies never become memory.
For founders
Where it earns its keep
Before a call
Open the person and read what you have said about them, and when, in thirty seconds.
Keeping your word
Plans holds what you committed to, so the weekly review can ask how it went.
Running experiments honestly
Mark "buyers will pay for SSO" Validated or Invalidated when the data is in, instead of forgetting you ever believed it.
Remembering what worked
Lessons keeps the lines you will want to reread in a year, quoted the way you said them.
Why it is different
What sets it apart
Only your words
Memory comes from what you captured and what you chose to save. Insight text never writes into it, so it never fills up with things you did not say.
Sections a person would use
People, Plans, Lessons, Beliefs and How you work, instead of a flat list of extracted facts.
Linked to your meetings
Confirm a speaker in Conversation Mode and link the voice to a person here.
Good to know
The honest limits
- The project summary appears once a project has five notes.
- Memory reflects what you capture. If you never mention someone, Compass cannot know them.
- Memory is kept per project, like insights.
- Part of Compass Pro, which starts with a 14-day free trial.
FAQ
Questions
Where does Memory come from?
From your notes as you capture them, and from what you said in a chat thread when you tap Save your take to Memory. Insights and Compass's chat replies never write into Memory.
What does Compass keep about a person?
Their name, role, how they relate to you, the context they came up in, related topics and when you last mentioned them, with links to the notes it came from.
What are Beliefs?
Assumptions you have stated, like a hypothesis about pricing or a market. You mark each one Testing, Validated or Invalidated.
Can I delete a memory?
Yes. Open it and tap Delete. Deleting a note also deletes the memories built from it.
Can I chat about a memory?
Yes. Open it and tap Chat about this. The thread starts with that memory as context.
Your turn
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