Question 1

What is Osora?

Accepted Answer

Osora records how your team works — meetings, calls, and screen — then turns that into searchable company memory and AI agents. Record once; memory and agents follow. Local-first: your data stays yours.

Question 2

Why does AI need something like Osora?

Accepted Answer

AI is only as good as the knowledge it can access. Most of a company's real expertise lives in meetings, conversations, and people's heads — never in a form an AI can use. Osora records that work into company memory so your agents are grounded in how your company actually works.

Question 3

What is company memory?

Accepted Answer

Company memory is searchable knowledge built from your recordings — people, accounts, decisions, and processes — with every answer traced to who said it and when. It keeps the why attached to the work, not just a transcript.

Question 4

What are Osora agents?

Accepted Answer

Agents are actions that run from what you recorded. Confirmed processes become rules with provenance: each rule traces to a human and a moment. Agents suggest first and act under trust — not open-ended prompts.

Question 5

Is my data safe? What about secrets on screen?

Accepted Answer

Capture is read-only by default. Osora applies visual masking to hide secrets and sensitive fields in recordings, and every automated action is governed and provenanced. See the security page for details on data handling.

Question 6

Who is Osora for?

Accepted Answer

Fast-scaling teams of roughly 50–300 people who lose institutional knowledge as they grow — SaaS companies, sales orgs, agencies, fintech, healthtech, and professional services. Sales, Customer Success, Engineering, Leadership, and Operations all record once and share the same memory.

Question 7

Do I need to install anything?

Accepted Answer

Osora records through a Chrome extension for screen, camera, and microphone capture, and a meeting bot for calls. Recordings compile automatically into searchable memory — no manual write-up required.

Question 8

How is Osora different from a tool like Scribe or Tango?

Accepted Answer

Scribe and Tango turn a workflow into a step-by-step guide. Osora records the same steps, keeps the why, files everything into searchable company memory, and can turn the process into an agent that executes under governance — rather than only documenting it.

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