PushContext captures decisions as they happen and pushes the right context to the right person at the right time. Not a chatbot. Not a wiki. A decision memory layer for Slack, Jira, GitHub and Google Workspace.

Hello Visitors 👋 I am Raj, founder of PushContext. The problem I kept hitting: teams make sharp, well-reasoned decisions every week and then the reasoning evaporates. Six months later someone asks "why did we build it this way?" and the answer is buried in a Slack thread nobody can find, or it walked out the door with the person who made the call. Documentation doesn't fix this, because nobody stops to write down the tradeoffs in the moment. The context lives in the conversation so that's where we capture it. PushContext sits inside Slack and Jira (where most teams already live) and captures the why behind decisions: the constraints, the tradeoffs, the "we chose A over B because…". When someone needs that context later, it's searchable instead of gone. This is our MVP — Slack and Jira today, more surfaces coming based on what you tell us you need. Early enough that your feedback will actually shape where it goes. One question for you: where does context go missing on your team? And if you try it, tell me what feels clunky I'm reading every comment for this. 🙏

finally something that doesnt try to be another chatbot. pulled up a slack thread from last week and it actually surfaced the call we made on that pricing change without me digging through three apps.

@ramazaner8k you can try it out by simply choosing a 30/60/90 day context window for backfill (history) and pushcontext will take care of the rest.

A Slack slash command to retroactively tag a decision in any past thread would save a ton of time, since most of our context lives in conversations that already happened long before we realized they mattered.

@lknurrfzn that's a good point, could be very useful.

@ramazaner8k you can try it out by simply choosing a 30/60/90 day context window for backfill (history) and pushcontext will take care of the rest.

@lknurrfzn that's a good point, could be very useful.

PushContext

Capture the why behind every decision with context record.

Capture the why behind every decision with context record.