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You said it three weeks ago. Now find it in three seconds.
Real-time voice is fast, but conversations move on, and the thing you need resurfaces hours or days later. What price did I quote on $ES around four o'clock yesterday? Have we ever discussed the JCB contracts on this desk? What exactly did Sarah say on the Citibank room last week? The answer is sitting in your transcripts. Scrolling back to find it is the slow part.
Jog My Memory closes that gap. It's a conversation assistant that lets you ask a question in plain English and instantly surface the exact moment it was said, across every room you're a member of. No keywords to guess, no folders to dig through. You ask, it finds.
Under the hood it's a hybrid search: it understands what you mean and matches the words you used, then ranks the strongest results. It can resolve a person's name, scope to a time range, and, when your question is broad, tell you how much it found and ask what you actually want before returning a wall of text. Every answer comes back with inline citations, and each citation replays the original audio in context.
And it only ever sees what you do. Every search is scoped to the rooms you belong to and enforced with row-level security. Your saved threads are private to you, every query is written to the audit log, and nothing you save can outlive the transcripts it came from. This is recall built for regulated environments: fast for you, accountable for everyone.