Ask your AI what it knows about you.
Paste what your AI said about you. Oomira maps every claim against the schema — what's cited, what's vague, what's missing entirely — then shows which sources would make it true.
No source: it guesses. Stale source: confidently wrong. Current, cited source: finally right.
The model is never the variable. The record is.
YC never fed its own portfolio anything current. This is what that looks like.
A company that doesn't know itself — the public proof of what happens when nothing current is fed in.
Each person drawing from their own stale, private, AI-guessed version. No two answers match. That is not a people problem. It is a record problem.
Public evidence can correct the public story. It cannot see revenue and customers in Stripe, code history in GitHub, your own notes about investor details, or the decisions that never left a private system.
Every question about your company — what happened, who was involved, what changed, which record is still true — has a real answer. It is just scattered across notes, email, decks, webpages, and memory. Oomira pulls it into one typed, dated, sourced record so the answer exists and the AI can reach it.
ShopLocket was acquired by PCH in 2014. That is a permanent fact about the world. It is true whether or not any conversation is happening.
Every AI treats it as disposable context. Found in one conversation, used, forgotten, re-derived badly the next time someone asks.
Oomira is where the permanent facts live — typed, dated, sourced, and inherited by every future conversation. The record doesn't disappear when the chat does.
exists for this chatre-derived next timeguessed again tomorrowpermanent · citedpermanent · datedlive · privateNot a cleaned-up paragraph. A dated, cited profile your AI assistant can query again tomorrow.
Annual reports, board materials, diligence, and onboarding all start with the same hidden chore: correcting the facts your AI assistant is about to use.
One corrected profile beats five stale summaries.
The funding happened. The customer churned. The product pivoted. The org changed. Oomira keeps each fact dated, sourced, and queryable so your AI can answer what was true then and what is true now.
Short answers for the purchase path: audit the answer, check public facts, name the private source that corrects it, then create the profile.
Your AI has a version of you and your company. Most of it is guessed, vague, or a year out of date — because the permanent facts about you live nowhere it can reliably reach. Oomira is where those facts live: typed, dated, sourced, and available to every AI conversation that needs them.
Because you should see what is cited, vague, wrong, public, or private before Oomira asks for a source or writes anything to memory. The gaps create the need; the fill proves the value.
Oomira closes what it can from public evidence first. The remaining ask is specific: this revenue fact needs Stripe, this code-history claim needs GitHub, this investor detail needs a note, file, or board record.
You would pay to connect the private source that corrects a named part of the answer and turns it into a durable profile: dated facts, relationships, timelines, and evidence your AI assistant can query later for reports, diligence, board materials, and other deep work.
Oomira keeps older claims visible as historical and attaches newer evidence to the current fact. You can ask what was true then, what changed, and what is true now.
Once the profile exists, your AI assistant can answer from sourced memory instead of guessing from old public snippets or whatever one person pasted into a chat.
No. Oomira sits above CRMs, docs, emails, wikis, and public sources as a source-of-truth layer for what changed, what is current, and which evidence supports it.
Search is ephemeral. The AI finds a fact, uses it in this conversation, and forgets it. Next time it searches again — and gets a different, often staler answer. Oomira's enrichment is durable: a public fact gets pulled once, typed into the record with its source, and inherited by every future conversation. The search result disappears. The record stays.
Yes. Oomira reads from the tools and sources where facts already live, then stores the reconciled record and source trail so the answer becomes durable.
Yes. The API lets teams create sources, run extractions, review facts, and use the same source-backed world graph that powers the app.
Founders, operators, and teams whose AI tools need the current, sourced story about a person or company before decisions, reports, diligence, or board materials.
Ask your AI what it knows about you. Paste the answer. We show what's missing and close what we can — free. The rest is yours to connect.