Project memory for the team
Useful business facts become part of your project context: what success means for a client, a campaign constraint, or a recurring priority. Specialists can use that knowledge when a teammate asks the next question.
Project + personal memory
Brief Odaq once. Build understanding over time.
Your goals, your clients, your way of working. Odaq learns useful facts from your conversations and brings relevant context into the next question, so you spend less time repeating the brief.
Project and personal memory are included in every plan. Automatic memory capture has no separate credit charge.
For this client, lead quality matters more than volume. Keep my summaries short.
Project memory
Prioritize qualified leads when reviewing this client’s campaigns.
Saved by Odaq · available to the project teamPersonal memory
You prefer concise summaries.
Your preference · private to youShared business knowledge. Personal ways of working.
Personal memory for you
Odaq remembers working preferences, such as your preferred level of detail. Personal memories belong to you and can apply across your work or to a specific project. Teammates cannot browse your personal memory.
You can see and change it
Project facts are marked Saved by Odaq in your context, where you can edit or delete them. Your account lists personal memories, their source and scope, with individual deletion and a Forget everything control.
Useful context beyond one chat
Odaq selects relevant remembered facts for a new question in the app or Teams. Memory saves useful context from interactions with Odaq; it does not read all your Teams conversations or preserve every message as a fact.
Scribe builds on campaign learnings
Ask Scribe how your Google and Meta ad copy performed. It records monthly learning snapshots that can inspire future drafts, alongside your product facts and brand voice. These are observed patterns, not guaranteed results or automatic monitoring.
A different role for Hive Mind
Hive Mind helps agents recall useful ways of approaching their work. Project memory holds your business facts; personal memory holds your preferences. These serve different purposes, so private personal memories are not a shared learning pool.
Make the next brief a little shorter.
Build a working relationship with Odaq that carries useful business context forward, with clear controls over what it remembers.
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