It remembers how you work
Your role, your company, the vendors you deal with, how you like answers phrased, and what you're focused on right now. Sidekick uses this to skip the preamble and answer in your terms.
Work Memory
An assistant that remembers how you work.
Sidekick keeps a private memory of your preferences and context: your role, your company, how you like answers written. It uses that to give you better answers, and you stay in control of every single memory.
What memory does
Personal context. Nothing more, nothing less.
It learns from you, not from your files
Memory is only extracted from what you type to Sidekick, never from your documents, emails or Noetis analyses. Anything that looks sensitive, like account numbers or credentials, is skipped automatically.
It is never evidence
Memories personalise Sidekick's answers. They are never cited, never verified, and never fed into a Noetis analysis or Decision Brief. Every analysis is still grounded only in your documents.
Your control
You own every memory.
Sidekick doesn't keep secrets from you. Everything it has learned is listed on your Memory page, in plain language, where you can change or remove it at any time.
Private by default
Each memory belongs to you. Nothing is shared with your workspace unless you choose to share that one memory.
Ranked by relevance
Only the few memories relevant to your current question are used, so answers stay on topic. Pinned memories are always included.
Pin what matters
Pin the preferences you always want respected: how you like emails drafted, which vendors matter most, your reporting style.
Edit or forget, any time
Open your memory page to review every memory, edit the wording, or delete it permanently. Tell Sidekick to forget something and it will.
The hard rule
Memory is never evidence.
Encevra's analyses are grounded in your documents and only your documents. Noetis verifies findings against sources, and a Decision Brief is only as strong as its citations. Memory sits outside all of that: it shapes how Sidekick talks to you, never what is true.
If Sidekick relies on a memory, it says so. If a claim matters, it goes through Noetis, where every line is quoted from a source you can open.
What it stores
Small facts, in plain language.
Preferences
Prefers concise summaries with the risk stated first
Company
Works for a 40-person logistics firm in Leeds
Vendors
Renewals usually handled with two main SaaS vendors
Decisions
Currently deciding whether to renew the CRM contract
Getting started
A short welcome, then it just works.
The first time you visit Memory, Sidekick asks five quick questions: what you do, where you work, what you'll bring to it, how you like answers, and what matters most right now. Skip any you like. From then on it learns as you chat: just say "remember that…" and it will.
Private by design
Better answers, without giving up control.
Your memories stay yours: private, editable, and never part of an analysis.