Memory that travels the whole way.
MemoryLake sits between the systems your work already lives in and the people who need answers from it. Data comes in, models and agents reason over it, and the result lands where your team is already talking.
One pipeline, three layers
Each layer is useful on its own. Together they close the loop: nothing your team learns has to be explained twice.
Connect your data sources
Give models and agents the memory
Put it where your team is talking
Connect your data sources
Memory has to come from somewhere. Point MemoryLake at the drives, suites and conversations your team already uses, and it keeps reading them as they change.
Cloud drives & suites
Lark
DingTalk
WPS 365
OneDrive
SharePoint
Google Drive
Dropbox
Baidu NetdiskConnectors bind to a personal space. Team and organization spaces ingest through upload, API and SDK instead.
Conversation history
ChatGPT
Claude
GeminiDirect ingest
Give models and agents the memory
The memory is model-agnostic. Reach it over MCP from a coding harness, from a desktop chat app, from your own code, or from an autonomous agent — the same memory, whichever one is holding it.
Coding harnesses
Chat apps & extensions
Autonomous agents
Protocols & SDKs
Model-agnostic by design
Your memory is not tied to whichever model wrote it. Switch models and the memory comes along.
OpenAIAnthropicGemini
Qwen
DeepSeekPut it where your team is talking
An answer nobody sees is not an answer. Connect a messaging channel and the agent picks up mentions, files and threads in the chat your team is already in — no new tool to adopt.
Messaging channels
Slack
Or hire the whole employee
Roster goes one step further than a channel: a digital employee with its own account in your IM, a job description, quarterly OKRs, long-term memory in MemoryLake, and a manager who approves what matters. It runs inside DingTalk today; the sending layer is pluggable, so other platforms can follow.
Meet RosterStep-by-step setup guides
Official walkthroughs for the integrations people set up most often.
Something missing from the list?
The registry grows with what customers actually connect. Tell us what you need and we will tell you where it sits on the list.