Runs the company and operations side: go-to-market, partnerships, and the conversations with the people who actually use Tulimoa.
The memory layer that shrinks your token bill.
Agents keep getting better every month. The hard part is everything around them: holding on to what they learned, and finding the tools worth using. Tulimoa works on both, with a memory your agents keep across sessions and a hand-reviewed directory of AI and MCP software.
The bottleneck was never the agent.
Before Tulimoa we ran an earlier product that put a full AI-agent stack in the hands of non-technical teams. The same two things kept getting in the way. They are the two things Tulimoa works on.
The agent forgets.
Over a long run, after a context reset, from one session to the next, an agent loses the thread. The IDs it just created, the decisions it made, what it already tried. So it redoes work and re-asks what it already knew. That is the slow, expensive part, and it is the part Tulimoa Memory fixes.
Good tools are hard to find.
New AI tools and MCP servers show up every week, and most lists are crowded with noise. Tulimoa keeps a niche directory of AI and MCP software only, every listing reviewed by hand, with tools that ship an MCP server ranked first.
A memory for your agents. A directory for your stack.
Tulimoa Memory gives your agents one MCP endpoint to remember through. By day they store what happens, and once a night a librarian model turns it into durable knowledge. The directory is where you find the tools to go with it.
Create a memory in the dashboard with a free Tulimoa account, get a key, and add one line to Claude Code or any MCP client. Eleven tools in the tulimoa namespace, from remember and recall to briefing and gaps.
Once a night a librarian model turns the day into a knowledge graph: it merges duplicates, turns details into durable knowledge, flags contradictions and lets unused knowledge fade. A morning briefing says what changed and what is still open.
Email addresses, phone numbers and IBANs are replaced by placeholders before storage, names are caught by a nightly check, and a person can be crypto-shredded. The database sits in Frankfurt.
No plan, no subscription. A storage fee applies only to large memories, from 5,000 items. You start with $1 of welcome credit and top up by card from $5. Agents can also sign up on their own and pay in USDC on Base.
A hand-reviewed niche directory for AI and MCP software, plus the people building it. Tools with an MCP server rank first. It stays free to browse, on the web or from your agent through the Tulimoa MCP server.
Two founders, one focus.
Tulimoa started as an idea in May 2026 and became a two-person company a few weeks later. It grew out of hands-on work on an earlier agent product, where the lesson was blunt: the models improve on their own, but agents keep forgetting what they learned, and people struggle to find the tools worth connecting. So we build the layer that fixes exactly that. Built in Germany.
Builds Tulimoa Memory and the directory, and handles marketing. Most of what you read from Tulimoa comes from here.
One memory. Every session. Nothing forgotten.
Give your agent a memory in a few minutes, browse what is already curated, or come say hello.