Company

Memory for themachines thattalk to people

We are 31 engineers in Montréal and Lisbon who got tired of agents that forget who they are talking to.

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■ Why we exist

Every good conversation depends on memory. Doctors read the chart, support agents read the ticket history, friends remember the thing you said last spring. Software agents talk to millions of people and remember none of them. We think that is the single biggest reason people still prefer a human, and it is a solvable infrastructure problem.

Every good conversation depends on memory. Doctors read the chart, support agents read the ticket history, friends remember the thing you said last spring. Software agents talk to millions of people and remember none of them. We think that is the single biggest reason people still prefer a human, and it is a solvable infrastructure problem.

Every good conversation depends on memory. Doctors read the chart, support agents read the ticket history, friends remember the thing you said last spring. Software agents talk to millions of people and remember none of them. We think that is the single biggest reason people still prefer a human, and it is a solvable infrastructure problem.

■ How we work

Four rules we hire for

01

Remember the user

Every design review starts with the person on the other end of the agent, not the developer.

02

Latency is a feature

If it adds 10 ms to recall, it needs a very good reason.

03

Forget on purpose

We delete aggressively and prove it. Privacy is a product surface, not a policy page.

04

Write it down

Decisions, incidents and trade-offs live in public docs. Yes, we see the irony.

■ Team

The people answering your pager

Previously at database companies, voice startups, two banks and one hospital.

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Alexandre Brault

Co-founder, CEO

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Inês Carvalho

Co-founder, CTO

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Rohan Mehta

Head of Infrastructure

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Adaeze Okafor

Staff Engineer, Recall

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Jonas Lindqvist

Security Lead

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Mai Tanaka

Developer Experience

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Tomás Ribeiro

Solutions Engineer

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Clara Dufresne

Head of Product

■ So far

Two years, fourteen regions

Mar 2024

Mar 2024

Founded in Montréal after building memory for a hospital voice line by hand, twice.

Nov 2024

Nov 2024

Seed round led by Northfold Ventures. First region, iad-1.

Jun 2025

Jun 2025

Public launch. 1,000 developers in the first week.

Jan 2026

Jan 2026

Series A with Halcyon Capital and Tidewater. Lisbon office opens.

May 2026

May 2026

SOC 2 Type II. First hospital system goes live.

Sep 2026

Sep 2026

14 regions, 3.1 billion memories, 212 teams in production.

■ Careers

Open roles

Remote across UTC-5 to UTC+2, with offices in Montréal and Lisbon.

■ Contact

Talk to a human

GENERAL

hello@plivel.dev

Sales, partnerships and anything else. We reply within a day.

SECURITY

security@plivel.dev

Vulnerability reports, DPAs and our SOC 2 report. PGP key in the trust center.

PRESS

press@plivel.dev

Logos, founder photos and interviews.

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