The renewal you lose is the one nobody saw coming.
MindTwin is a shared cognitive memory for Customer Success teams — it remembers every account across Slack, email, and calls, and tells you when a renewal is quietly going sideways. Built on biologically accurate memory: memories fade, strengthen, and consolidate like the human brain.
See MindTwin in action — watch how memories fade, strengthen, and become part of your digital identity.
From a live workspace: the account's champion called the renewal “a no-brainer” in February. By June he was evaluating a competitor. MindTwin's inner voice connected the two statements months apart and raised the risk — before anyone asked.
Actual dashboard — the tension MindTwin raised on its own, with the dated prior belief it contradicts. One click resolves it; the refuted belief then fades faster.
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We also built and open-sourced TWIST — a benchmark for what memory benchmarks can't see: stance reversals, contradicting drafts, stale beliefs, unsafe recall. Read the release → · GitHub →
MindTwin models the four layers of human cognition — from unconscious forgetting to the memories that define who you are.
Biologically-inspired decay. Memories fade naturally based on frequency and recency — exactly like the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve.
Proprietary cognitive re-ranking goes beyond keyword search to model memory "liveness." Fresh, frequently accessed memories surface first.
Sleep cycle consolidation distills episodic memories into behavioral traits — the twin literally "dreams" to build its personality.
Flashbulb memories detected by the Salience Engine and validated by you. Core memories that never fade — your wedding, your first startup, your breakthroughs.
Every message flows through a biologically-inspired cognitive pipeline.
Message converted to semantic representation
Proprietary memory vault retrieval
Cognitive activation scoring
Accessed memories strengthened
Streaming AI with personality
New memory with salience metadata
Three-layer design: UI, Cognitive Engine, and Persistent Storage.
Built on 50+ years of ACT-R cognitive architecture research.
Our proprietary activation model, grounded in 50+ years of ACT-R cognitive architecture research, determines which memories surface. Frequently accessed, recent memories stay vivid. Unused ones fade — just like the human brain.
Emotional intensity, explicit intent, and semantic novelty combine in a proprietary scoring model to automatically flag potential core memories for human validation.
Every claim below is checkable — the benchmark harness, methodology, and test suite ship with the product. The memory tools also run inside Claude and Claude Code today via MCP.
MindTwin is a shared cognitive memory for Customer Success teams. It connects to Slack, Gmail, and Gong, remembers every customer account, and flags renewal risk when a customer's stance changes — unprompted, with citations back to the source conversations.
Search and RAG tools retrieve what was said. MindTwin also notices when what is being said changes: its inner voice detects contradictions and stance reversals across months, vets outgoing drafts against the record before they're sent, and lets refuted beliefs fade via processing-aware decay.
Slack, email (Gmail), and call transcripts (Gong). Memory is per-team, enforced with Postgres row-level security, so a team can only ever see its own memory.
PII such as emails and phone numbers is redacted before anything is stored, crisis content is never stored (the bot responds with a helpline referral instead), and every suppression is auditable without storing content. In benchmark runs the safety gate produced zero false positives across 5,882 conversation turns.
TWIST is an open benchmark created by MindTwin for the capabilities recall benchmarks cannot see: unprompted tension detection, draft alignment, belief supersession, and safe recall. It extends LoCoMo; the spec, dataset, and results are public at github.com/subratpanda/twist-benchmark.
Six weeks on one at-risk segment, fixed fee scoped on one call, one success metric agreed up front — for example, surface at least three at-risk renewals the team would have missed. You keep the findings either way.
Run a paid pilot on one at-risk segment: six weeks · fixed fee, scoped on one call · one success metric agreed up front (e.g. surface ≥3 at-risk renewals you'd have missed) · you keep the findings either way.
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