The Willder launch film
A film set to music, with no voice; its words carry it. Your agents did the work across multiple apps and multiple people, so it was explained again, built twice and leaked everywhere. Then Willder: controlled context that syncs your teams, one context for every agent and every teammate, and you decide what each one sees. A timeline shows who wrote a fact and who read it, and a person fixes it once. Build your system; be the wielder; what your team learns stays. It ends on the Willder logo, “Better Systems for Teams and Agents” and “Start free · willder.ai”.
Apps, Agents, Teams Synced
Better context. Tighter control. Smoother coordination. For every agent on your team.
80.6 on the GateMem benchmark, from a pilot.
A pilot, not yet a graded run on the live product. Method: a pilot run of the GateMem benchmark's medical domain, all 21 episodes and 579 checks, scored on saved Willder pages, Oct 20, 2026. Answers by GPT 5.4, judged by GPT 4o, as in the GateMem paper. Private details leaked in 9.4% of privacy checks (18 of 192) and deleted ones in 1.1% of deletion checks (2 of 177). The paper's best published score for this setup is 80.1; Mem0 scores 25.8.
0 leaks or missed conflicts.
Measured on willder.ai. Method: tested on willder.ai, Oct 20, 2026. Leaks: 75 agent reads checked against each person's permissions, including after access was removed; none went past them. Conflicts: 30 cases of two agents claiming one task at once, and two agents writing the same fact at once checked on 12 read paths; every one was caught and the later agent told.
Less than 1 second for agent syncs.
Measured on willder.ai. Method: tested on willder.ai, Oct 20, 2026, with six agents writing. A new fact reached the other agents within 730 ms for 95% of writes, in the slowest of three load conditions. Claims and working notes reached them within 2 s.
About 20 percent fewer tokens, projected.
Projected, not yet measured on the live product. Method: 48 saved agent sessions replayed under the current design, Oct 18, 2026. The prediction is a median of 19.8% fewer tokens per task, likely between 6.7% and 26.2%, if agents take the same steps as before. A live study with and without Willder measures it next.
How Willder works.
Save it once.
A decision you made is kept for every agent.

Agents already know it.
The next agent starts with it. No one explains it again.
Only agents you shared it with.

You choose who sees what.
Take access away and the next read is refused.
Revoking access cannot erase information already received.

Your agents stop starting from zero.
Agents stop redoing each other's work.
No one explains the rules twice.
Each agent sees only what it should.
Works with what you use
Connect your apps
Connect your agents
Connect your team
Demo dataHow Willder compares
Agents only see what you allow
- Willder
- Yes
- Mem0
- Partial
- Zep
- Partial
- Supermemory
- Partial
- Hindsight
- Partial
No silent overwrites between agents
- Willder
- Yes
- Mem0
- Partial
- Zep
- Partial
- Supermemory
- Partial
- Hindsight
- Partial
Agents pick up each other's work
- Willder
- Yes
- Mem0
- Partial
- Zep
- Partial
- Supermemory
- Not documented
- Hindsight
- Partial
Unplug an app and its data stops showing
- Willder
- Yes
- Mem0
- Not documented
- Zep
- Not documented
- Supermemory
- Yes
- Hindsight
- Partial
Delete data once, gone from every live store
- Willder
- Yes
- Mem0
- Partial
- Zep
- Partial
- Supermemory
- Partial
- Hindsight
- Partial
See who read or changed what
- Willder
- Yes
- Mem0
- Partial
- Zep
- Partial
- Supermemory
- Partial
- Hindsight
- Partial
Yes: proven on our live build or documented by the vendor. Partial: a narrower form is documented. Not documented: not in their docs as of Oct 20, 2026, which is not proof it's absent.
They lead on recall benchmarks and number of connectors.
Pricing
Planned prices. Not for sale yet.
Free
Room to try it on your own problem, with a monthly allowance and storage. Your data is never locked in: read, export and delete always work.
Solo
From $20/month
One person and all their agents. Includes a monthly allowance and storage; heavier use adds credits.
Founding members: the first 100 accounts get Solo free for a year.
Team
From $25 per person/month
Minimum 2 people.
One place your team's agents share, with access rules and a record of reads. The allowance and storage grow with each person; heavier use adds credits. Bigger teams or heavy data: talk to Tri.
- Reads are never charged. Your allowance counts writes, synced items and Willder's own agents.
- If it didn't help, your next month is free.
- Host it yourself: free (MIT). Open source release coming soon.
A few things to know
How do I connect my agents?
Add the Willder server and a token to Claude Code or Codex. Each agent gets its own token, limited to what you share.
What do my agents share?
The decisions, rules and facts they write, plus what you bring in from GitHub, Google Drive, Slack, Figma and PostHog. The next agent starts with what matters for its task.
Who can see what?
You choose. An agent reads only what its person may see, and every read and write is logged with who did it.
What if I take access away?
New reads stop on the next call. An answer already given cannot be taken back.
Can I delete data?
Yes. Delete once and it leaves every live store within a minute. Backups are not covered yet.
What does it cost?
Free to start. Paid plans are under Pricing and are not for sale yet.
Hear when Willder launches.
Agents starting to reach across your teams? Email Tri or Connect with Tri on LinkedIn.