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An operating system for AI-native companies, automating workflows with governed AI operators.

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AI-native companies face fragmentation across their tools and systems. Hipocampus provides a workflow-ownership layer, allowing AI operators to automate and manage tasks across these disparate tools. It builds persistent memory and learns preferences, reducing repetitive work and integration costs. This creates a unified system for managing AI-driven operations.

For who

AI-native companies and their teams

Solves what

Automating and owning team workflows across fragmented systems with AI operators.

  • Governed AI operators
  • Workflow state and memory
  • Tool integration

In their own words

The operatingsystem forAI-native companies.

Hipocampus connects your tools, tasks, decisions, and permissions so AI operators can carry work across the company without starting from scratch.

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Pricing snapshot usage based pricing

Model

usage based

Free tier

No

Trial

No

No public pricing tiers captured.

Pricing Strategy

Key Tactics
  • A single plan removes friction from tier selection.
  • Usage-based pricing scales directly with work volume.

Operator context

Operating setup

Founded

Apr 2026

Platform

Web app

Audience

Developers

Social footprint

Builder Strategy

Strategy Type
Niche Specialist
Stage
Vc Growth
Effort
Small Team
About Hipocampus Expand

Hipocampus offers an operating system designed for AI-native companies and their teams, tackling the challenge of fragmented workflows. It uses AI operators to automate tasks, decisions, and permissions across various business tools.

These operators develop persistent workflow memory and learn user preferences, ensuring work carries across the company without starting from scratch. This focus on intelligent, memory-enabled automation provides a specialized product for managing complex AI-driven operations, integrating with common business tools, and scaling with usage rather than per-seat costs.