Your context.
Your choice of AI.
Bring relevant memory into connected assistants instead of rebuilding your background with each one.
Lashley
Preparing for beta
Lashley / Personal and shared memoryYour AI changes.
Your AI changes.
Your context stays.
Lashley is the AI memory layer for people and teams. Carry relevant knowledge between connected assistants, and share the context others need to continue.
Connected, over time.
“What did we decide in the meeting three weeks ago?”
Three weeks ago · Project meeting
You decided to start with small teams. Simpler handovers were the priority. The next step: test a shorter onboarding flow.
Built for continuity
Keep the understanding.
Move the work forward.
The useful part of a conversation is often bigger than its last answer. It is the decision you reached, the reason behind it, and what you agreed to do next. Lashley gives that context a place to continue.
Your context.
Shared work.
Shared understanding.
Give a teammate the project knowledge they need to continue, without sharing your entire personal history.
A changing world.
A memory that keeps up.
Keep track of what applies now, what applied before, and where a decision came from.
Context handoff / In development
Pass on the work.
And what’s behind it.
A file tells someone what you made. The right context helps them understand why—and what to do next.
A project worth carrying forward
The decision is only
the beginning.
- Decision
- Start with a smaller pilot.
- Reason
- Learn from onboarding before expanding.
- Next step
- Review the flow with the team.
Keep the useful context
More than
a final answer.
The decision, its reasoning and the next step travel together.
Project contextStart with the context someone needs to pick up the work.
Personal and shared memory
The same memory layer.
Clear boundaries.
Your preferences belong to you. Shared decisions belong in the right team context. Lashley keeps those scopes distinct, so shared knowledge does not have to mean shared everything.
Personal
What matters to you.
Preferences, saved ideas, past experiences and open commitments—available to the connected AI you choose.
Shared
What moves the team forward.
Decisions, source notes and working rules, shared deliberately with people who have the right access.
Memory through time
Remember the decision.
Keep the reason.
A useful memory should distinguish yesterday’s plan from today’s. Preserve the history, recover the relevant context and return to the source when a summary is not enough.
Read the technical reportReview on Tuesday.
The original plan, agreed in the project meeting.
Review on Thursday.
Moved to include the latest feedback. The earlier decision remains in the history.
Change Impact / Planned
What needs a second look?
The planned experience identifies connected work that may need review after a decision changes. A reason to check—not an automatic rewrite.
Beyond the desk / In development
The thought comes back.
Wherever you are.
We’re developing Siri access to bring personal and authorized team memory into the moments when opening a laptop makes no sense.
Ask about a meeting. Find the idea you saved. Return to the source.
Lashley / Memory on the move
“What did we decide
three weeks ago?”
The decision. The reason.
The source to return to.
A memory you can work with
Useful context.
Visible control.
See where it came from.
Follow supported memories back to retained source notes and passages.
Correct what has changed.
Review conflicting information and update it while preserving relevant history.
Choose what is shared.
Keep personal and team scopes separate, with explicit destinations and access rules.
Keep your options open.
Export your memory in an open format. Compatibility and import support depend on the receiving tool.
A few clear answers
Before you
pick up the thread.
What is Lashley?
Lashley is OMVY’s personal and shared memory system for connected AI tools. It brings relevant knowledge, decisions, preferences and commitments into the context an assistant can use.
Is Lashley another AI assistant?
No. Lashley supplies memory to connected experiences. Aisha is the agent OMVY is developing inside its products; it has a different role.
Does it make different AI models answer identically?
No. Sharing context does not make models identical. Their capabilities and responses can still differ; the goal is to provide the relevant authorized context without rebuilding it manually.
Can I use Lashley with any AI tool or file?
No. Access depends on supported integrations, retained source material and your permissions. A source-backed memory is not a universal browser for every attachment or application.
What does cross-model memory mean?
Cross-model memory keeps relevant knowledge separate from a single AI assistant. Lashley brings that knowledge into supported tools, so changing assistants does not have to mean rebuilding your background. Each connection still depends on integration support and your permissions.
How does shared AI memory work for a team?
Project decisions, source notes and working rules have a shared destination. Authorized teammates can use that context in their own connected AI tools, while personal memory remains separate. Explore shared memory for teams.
How does Lashley handle information that changes?
Lashley’s bi-temporal architecture distinguishes when a fact applies from when it became known to the system. This supports questions about current facts, past events and earlier beliefs. The technical report explains the architecture, evaluation and its limits.
What is available, and what is planned?
Lashley is preparing for beta. Supported connections and release scope will be confirmed with access. Guided Context Handoff, Siri access and Change Impact are part of the product direction and are still planned.
Lashley by OMVY
Your next conversation
doesn’t have to start over.
Personal and shared memory. Built to carry understanding forward.