Three moves. Always-on context.
Memory looks like a single product but it's actually three small moves working in sequence. Capture while you do real work, remember it across every session, and recall it at the moment it matters. Here's how each one earns its place.
Passively observes work while you do it.
Littlebird ambient capture listens to the events your product already emits — pageviews, signups, activations, upgrades, churn. Drop in a one-line analytics SDK and a stream of signals lights up on its own. No extra clicks, no extra screens, no behaviour change for the people using your product. The capture layer is the microphone; everything downstream is just what was heard.
Context compiles and persists across sessions.
That raw stream gets compiled into a durable graph — products connected to users, users connected to sessions, sessions stitched into weeks of behaviour. The memory layer holds the shape of how your product is actually being used, and it's accessible across days, devices, and repos. Where most analytics tools forget the moment the page unloads, this is the part that finally remembers.
Proactive, in-context help surfaces when needed.
A context-aware layer re-surfaces the right note, the right answer, the right next move — at the moment it actually matters. A founder gets a Monday-morning digest because it's Monday morning. A churn spike triggers an alert because the line crossed the threshold. A copilot stops asking the same clarifying question because it already knows. Recall is what makes the memory worth storing.