Reattend

Reattend: your organization's memory, on every page. Reattend is an organizational memory platform that solves corporate amnesia. Decisions, exit interviews, handoffs, point-in-time history, and self-healing knowledge contradictions, captured, linked, and indexed by time. When employees leave, transfer, or retire, their institutional knowledge stays. This Chrome extension is the in-browser companion to Reattend (https://reattend.com). It lets your team capture memory and ask questions of your org's knowledge from anywhere on the web (Slack, Notion, Gmail, your internal wiki, vendor portals, or any whitelisted work app) without leaving the page they're on. ────────────────────────────────────────── WHAT IT DOES ────────────────────────────────────────── 1. Capture memory in two clicks - Click the toolbar icon to type a memory, save the current tab, or paste a link - Click the floating logo pin in the bottom-right of any whitelisted page to save the title, URL, and any selected text as a memory - Right-click any selection to send it straight to your org's memory - The AI on your Reattend instance auto-classifies what you captured into decisions, meeting notes, ideas, observations, or tasks, and links it to existing memories 2. Ask the sidebar - Open the side panel with Alt+Shift+A or via the popup - Streaming, citation-grounded answers from your org's memory in seconds - Every claim is cited back to the underlying memory record. Click through to see the source - Anonymous mode for HR and compliance questions where attribution stays private 3. Ambient surfacing - A subtle related-memory card appears in the bottom-left when you visit a page that connects to something your org already knows about - Up to three related memories with title, snippet, and match type. Click any to jump to the full record - Per-page dismissal that respects your attention; gone for 48 hours after one click 4. Auto-ingest (off by default, opt-in) - Flip one toggle in the options page and Reattend will quietly capture pages you visit on your whitelisted work apps - The triage AI on your Reattend instance decides whether each capture becomes a memory or gets discarded. Useful pages stick. Noise gets dropped - Per-tab debounce so passing visits do not trigger capture - The first time you flip the toggle, a confirm prompt explains exactly what gets sent and where. Off everywhere else, on every non-whitelisted page 5. In-page suggestions (off everywhere until you say otherwise) - On sites you add to a separate suggestions list, Reattend marks up to three passages per page with a dotted underline when they look worth keeping: decision language, figures and dates, a complete thought - Click one and a small card offers to save it. "Not this" hides that passage on that site for 30 days - Scoring happens entirely inside the page. No page text is sent anywhere unless you click save - The list starts empty and is separate from your capture whitelist, so turning on capture never turns on scanning 6. Select text, click Reattend - Highlight anything on a listed page and a small Reattend button appears just above the selection - One click saves that selection. No right-click, no menu 7. A pin you can put where you want - Drag the floating pin anywhere on the page and it stays there, on that site and every other, across restarts - A press that does not move is still a one-click capture Reattend points out lines worth remembering on Gmail, Notion, Linear and Google Docs, and offers to save them. Nothing leaves your browser unless you save one. Turn it off per site or entirely.