Recallv1.0.0

A freelancer uses Recall's temporal mode to resume work after a break, instantly seeing yesterday's tasks, decisions, and the highest-leverage next action. This eliminates context-switching overhead and ensures nothing falls through the cracks.

When a developer joins a project mid-stream, they use topic mode to search for 'authentication' or 'API design' across all past sessions, getting a concise history of decisions and architecture. This accelerates ramp-up time and preserves institutional knowledge.

A tech lead runs '/recall last week' to generate a timeline of team sessions, highlighting blocked tasks and momentum. The 'One Thing' synthesis provides a clear action item for the weekly standup, improving focus.

A PhD student uses semantic topic search across months of notes to gather all references to 'neural decoding' or 'Bayesian models'. Recall compiles a dated list of findings and suggests the next experiment to run.

A novelist uses temporal recall to check progress on chapters, graph mode to visualize connections between character notes, and topic search to retrieve past plot ideas. The 'One Thing' recommends the next scene to draft.

Offer basic temporal recall for free to individual users, with premium tiers unlocking topic search and graph visualization. Revenue comes from monthly subscriptions for advanced features.

License Recall as an integration for existing project management or knowledge base platforms (e.g., Jira, Confluence). Companies pay per seat or per workspace to keep AI agent context across employee sessions.

Package Recall as a skill SDK that other AI agent builders can embed. Charge a one-time integration fee plus recurring royalties based on usage or active users.