We're currently inviting beta users to try out paxs.ai - organizational memory that understand your company
We've found that teams accumulate hundreds of hours of meeting recordings, but rarely turn them into usable knowledge. Paxs transforms recordings into access-controlled organizational memory that both humans and agents can tap into. Team members can query it through voice, while agents access the same context through MCP to improve decisions and execution.
a16z published a piece last week arguing that everything at work is being recorded, and that companies who build AI on top of that context layer will win.
Compelling thesis. But it mostly frames recordings as a memory and retrieval problem. I think the more interesting question is what people are actually doing with them beyond transcripts, summaries, and action items.
I've seen teams use recordings for onboarding, async decision reviews, even as a source of truth when things go sideways. But I'm curious what's happening in practice.
A few things I'd love to discuss with the community:
