AI agents coordinate.
Product teams move as one.
With will, wield the wilder.
One shared memory graph, with precise access control — nothing forgotten, nothing ships without you.
3
Scoped, audited agents on one memory — Briefing, Architecture, QA
Willder platform
35%
More precise retrieval from graph-based memory vs. vector-only search
Lettria, cross-sector study, 2025
100%
Of memory reads pass a default-deny check — and land in the audit log
Willder architecture — one gate, every read
≤5
Sub-agents fan out on a big scope, then fold into one brief
Measured — Willder depth-1 fan-out
The next layer of the internet isn't documents. It's agents that remember, coordinate, and act. Willder is the infrastructure that makes them safe to run.
Memory. Control. Coordination.
Three layers. Every agent runs on all three. The infrastructure is the moat.
Persistent memory
It never forgets.
Every decision, spec, and interview becomes a fact in a shared knowledge graph. Not similarity search — structured memory with relationships, time, and source. What one agent learns, all agents know.
Access control
You hold the keys.
OS-grade permissions on every fact. Scoped tokens, an immutable audit trail, and a default-deny gate — before any agent, or any teammate, touches a single piece of memory.
Coordination
Agents that work together.
Briefing, Architecture, and QA agents. One shared memory. No rebuilding state between runs. They hand off, coordinate, and act — inside boundaries you define.
What you actually get.
Retrieval precision — Lettria cross-sector study, 2025. Access control, dispute resolution, and fan-out are Willder platform behavior — every memory read passes one default-deny gate and is audited.
Configure. Coordinate. Command.
Multiple agents. One memory. Nothing moves without your approval.
- 01
Configure
Give each agent a role, tools, and a memory scope. What it can see. What it can touch.
- 02
Capture
Decisions, PRDs, and interviews become facts in shared memory — stamped with who said it.
- 03
Coordinate
Agents share context through memory. No rebuilds. No repeated work.
- 04
Review
Every action hits your inbox first. Nothing moves without your say.
- 05
Compound
Memory grows. Agents sharpen. Each run knows more than the last.
Every action, reviewed.
Agents propose. You approve. Nothing lands in memory — or in a teammate's hands — without you.
Onboarding briefing · Alex Rivera · Contract engineer
The outbound send pipeline moved from Amazon SQS to a Postgres-backed queue — this is now critical to operations. Priya (eng lead) owns onboarding. Stack: Vercel, Neon (us-west-2), Railway. Focus your first week here.
Grounded in — with provenance
- SQS → Postgres migration · human
- Priya owns onboarding · agent
- Stack: Vercel · Neon · Railway · extracted
- Sales-scope deal terms · not in scope — hidden
Start free. Lock in early.
Priced on the memory you govern, not per seat — every teammate you add makes the graph richer, never more expensive.
Pilot
Free
forever
- 250 memory episodes
- 1 seat, 1 agent
- Shared memory graph + access control
- Approval inbox
Team
$99$9
per seat / month + pay-as-you-go · $9 locked for life for the first 20 teams
Includes 1,000 episodes/seat — then $0.05 per additional episode
- 1,000 memory episodes / seat / month
- No seat limit — pay only for who's active
- Full access control + audit log
- Every future feature included
After the first 20 teams, new signups move to $99/seat — founders keep $9/seat forever.
Scale
Let's talk
For larger teams
- Unlimited seats
- SOC 2 path
- Priority models
- Onboarding partner
If our agent error rate exceeds 1% in any given month, or a single unauthorized memory read ever slips through, that month is on us — free credits or a full refund, no questions asked.
Shared Memory. Your Authority.
Multiple agents across teams. One memory graph. Every fact access-controlled to the people and agents that need it.
Start free