Brand knowledge is scattered everywhere
Brand guidelines live in PDFs nobody reads. Past campaign performance sits in spreadsheets nobody opens. Creative assets are scattered across Google Drive, Dropbox, and hard drives. Institutional knowledge lives in people's heads and leaves when they do.
Every time a team starts a new campaign, they reinvent the wheel. They cannot easily find what worked before, why it worked, or which assets matched which guidelines. The result is inconsistent creative output and wasted effort recreating knowledge that already exists.
kwale Memory unifies all creative knowledge into a single, semantically searchable intelligence layer that every kwale product can draw from automatically.
From scattered assets to structured intelligence
Ingest everything
Upload documents, images, videos, audio, and presentations -- or connect Google Drive, Dropbox, and URLs for automatic ingestion. Memory processes every format through specialized ingestion pipelines.
Multimodal embeddings
Every piece of content is embedded using modality-specific encoders (SigLIP 2 for images, Whisper for audio, dense text embeddings). All modalities share a unified semantic space for cross-modal search.
Hybrid search
Dense vector search + BM25 keyword search + reciprocal rank fusion (RRF). Find videos matching a brand guideline document. Search images by describing a scene in natural language.
Knowledge graph
Memory maps relationships between assets automatically. See which briefs produced which content, which guidelines apply to which campaigns, and which creative approaches drove the highest scores.
Context injection
Every kwale product can draw from Memory automatically. Studio uses your brand KB for generation. Score uses past performance data for benchmarking. The knowledge compounds over time.
Everything for creative knowledge management
Cross-Modal Retrieval
Search across all content types with a single natural language query. Find videos matching a brand guideline, images matching a scene description, or documents referencing a specific metric.
Parent-Child Chunking
Intelligent document segmentation that preserves context. Child chunks carry their parent context, so search results always include the surrounding narrative and source attribution.
Contextual Enrichment
Every chunk is automatically enriched with metadata: source, creation date, related assets, neural scores (for video content), and AI-generated summaries for quick scanning.
Knowledge Graph
Relationships between assets are mapped automatically. Briefs link to content they produced. Guidelines link to assets that follow them. Performance data links to creative decisions.
6 Ingestion Pipelines
Specialized pipelines for documents (PDF, DOCX, TXT), images (SigLIP 2 + VLM description), video (Marengo + transcript), audio (Whisper), URLs (Firecrawl), and presentations (PPTX).
Feedback-Driven Learning
Memory learns from usage patterns. Frequently accessed assets rise in search rankings. Neural score data from kwale Score enriches video assets automatically over time.
Built for multimodal intelligence at scale
Memory is an infrastructure product, not a neural scoring product. It provides the context layer that makes every other kwale product smarter. The architecture is designed for high-throughput ingestion, low-latency retrieval, and growing knowledge over time.
Choose your plan
Bundled
With any Pro product
- Per product tier limits
- 5 GB storage
- 500 queries/month
- 5 videos/month ingestion
- Basic search
- Manual upload only
Standalone
10 KBs, 50 GB
- 10 knowledge bases
- 1,000 documents
- 20 videos/month ingestion
- 50 GB storage
- 5,000 queries/month
- Google Drive sync
- Auto-discovery (5 sessions/mo)
Enterprise
Unlimited everything
- Unlimited KBs & documents
- Unlimited video ingestion
- 500 GB storage
- Unlimited queries
- Confluence + Notion sync
- Unlimited auto-discovery
- API access
Ready to organize your creative intelligence?
Join the waitlist for kwale Memory and unify all your creative knowledge in one searchable layer.
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