A long-term memory layer that thinks, for people who build. Threadbaire tracks your ideas, decisions, and strategy across every role, project, and AI tool you use.
You’ll be among the first
Not just memory — strategic memory.
Threadbaire doesn’t just recall data. It recalls why you made a decision,
which role you were in when you made it, and what changed since.
It tracks your pivots, agent perspectives, and source context across everything you touch, so you’re never guessing what past-you was thinking.
Why Threadbaire?
Stop the reset loop — No more re-explaining a project to GPT for the fifth time.
Work across roles — Founder, strategist, coder, Threadbaire remembers which hat you’re wearing.
Recover lost hours — Scrap the 30-minute “catch-me-up” rituals and ship faster.
What you get
Threaded project memory — Pick up a six-month-old idea in seconds.
Multi-role awareness — Separate but connected timelines for every hat you wear.
Built-in agent trio (Archivist, Critic, Scout) — They debate context so your prompt is always right-sized.
Repetition offload — Threadbaire surfaces the answer you already wrote before you search.
Strategic recall on demand — Ask “Why did we ditch that pivot?” Get the rationale, not just the date.
Strategic Recall Preview
Threadbaire agents help you think across time. Each one speaks from a different role:
🗂 Archivist: Surfaces what changed and why — logs, metrics, context.
🔨 Critic: Challenges assumptions. Highlights weak signals and gaps.
👓 Scout: Tracks impact and future signals — what improved and what’s next.
Internal thread generated from Mar 3 memory event: “Why did we kill onboarding v1?”
Notion • Google Docs • Slack • GitHub • ChatGPT / Claude
Zero copy-paste. Zero re-export.
Built for builders
From prototypes to production, Threadbaire tracks what you’ve shipped, tweaked, or scrapped (and why) so you’re never rewriting the same module next week.
Build Log
⚙️ Early signals • Soft traction • Internal use only
🧠 Jun 17 — Agent-debate mock seeded (“Kill onboarding v1?”)
