Never lose the thread.
Who you met, where, and who introduced you, long after you'd have forgotten.
“Who introduced me to Nadia?”
Chris Moreno, your manager. He offered the intro on June 3.
Every conversation, remembered and connected. Ask it anything.
Raw data files go in. People, places, plans and promises come out, linked.
In person and on calls through the Ruune device, online meetings through the desktop app. Who said what, not just what was said.
A voice memo on the way home. A note typed in a hurry. Dictation. Each one becomes part of the memory.
Connect your inbox and the threads join the memory: who asked for what, what you promised, and when.
What you're looking at on your Mac: the doc you're editing, the thread you're reading, the page you're on.
Ruune is a memory your agents can read, not another place your data gets copied to. Connect an agent, over MCP or the API, and it asks your memory the way you would.
Draft a reply to Grace about the dashboard
Hi Grace,
Hope Brooklyn is treating you well, and that Mia's season is going strong.
Quick one: would you still be able to send over the retention dashboard template you mentioned in August? Keen to try it on our week-two churn.
Thanks!
One memory, every agent. Switch tools and it comes with you; nothing to re-upload, nothing to re-teach.
Agents read through the memory's own tools. They get the answer and its source, never the raw recordings or your screen history.
Access is a key you can revoke in one click. Every read is logged. Forget a conversation, or delete everything, whenever you like.
Agent access is part of Max.
Who you met, where, and who introduced you, long after you'd have forgotten.
“Who introduced me to Nadia?”
Chris Moreno, your manager. He offered the intro on June 3.
People move, switch jobs and change plans. Ruune keeps the history, not just the latest version.
“Where was Grace living when we first talked?”
San Francisco. She moved to Brooklyn in July, but that came later.
Every promise you make is remembered, with proof of when you kept it.
“Did I ever send Grace that deck?”
Yes, on March 18. You told Chris the next day you'd sent it, five days after the Friday you promised.
Before a trip, a call or a dinner, everything you know about the people in it.
“I'm in New York next week. Who should I see?”
Grace, who moved to Brooklyn in July. Omar, whom you met there in May. And Lena is in town Oct 12–15 for a design conference, right inside your trip.
Every conversation adds to your memory. Encrypted, and never used to train models.