MacrosonaLiving intelligence

How Macrosona works

From everyday work to reusable organisational memory.

Macrosona captures authorised source material, develops typed memory, connects every result to evidence and makes the right context available to people and AI agents.

Grounded in source evidence

Permission-aware by design

Built for people and AI agents

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1. Capture the work already happening.

Bring in authorised meeting transcripts, documents and approved human-to-AI conversations. Macrosona preserves the original source before developing any interpretation from it.

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2. Distil different kinds of memory.

Macrosona identifies evidence, reported knowledge and source-supported experience as distinct records. That separation helps an agent or reviewer understand whether it is seeing exact words, a claim or a developed lesson.

  • Original evidence remains immutable and attributable.
  • Knowledge captures decisions, facts, preferences and commitments.
  • Experience captures lessons, observed outcomes and established methods.
  • Material concepts form a connected, evolving map.
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3. Connect, govern and activate.

Memories are connected to the people, organisations, clients and projects that give them meaning. Search and agent integrations retrieve within those boundaries and return lineage so the result can be inspected.

As new sources arrive, Macrosona can reinforce, refine or challenge existing memory. The organisation gains a durable intelligence asset that compounds with use.

Frequently asked questions

The practical detail.

What sources can Macrosona process?

The current service supports authorised transcripts, supported meeting sources, pasted or uploaded text and approved agent conversations. Available connectors vary by plan and deployment.

Can users review where a memory came from?

Yes. Macrosona exposes supporting quotations, source context and lineage so users can inspect the basis of retrieved knowledge and experience.

Does the memory change over time?

Yes. New evidence can strengthen, refine or contradict what was previously understood while the underlying source history remains available for audit and review.

Your organisation's living memory

Make what your organisation knows impossible to lose.

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