Tanka Unveils EverMemOS: A New Era of AI Memory Systems
Tanka has launched EverMemOS, described as the world's first AI-native operating system with virtually unlimited, persistent, and searchable memory, announced in a press release. This innovative system is designed to address the challenges of information loss in enterprise AI by creating a persistent and evolvable memory system.
Tanka aims to transform every interaction into a retrievable organizational memory, integrating data from platforms like Slack, Gmail, Notion, and WhatsApp into a single source of truth. The system's Dynamic & Static Memory Architecture mirrors human memory, balancing instant recall with deep, structured long-term knowledge.
EverMemOS also features Behavior-Driven AI, which learns from team actions and decisions to proactively suggest replies and track follow-ups. This approach ensures that organizational knowledge is always accessible and actionable, setting a new standard for AI memory systems with a Locomo score of 92.3%.
Tanka plans to open-source EverMemOS to encourage broader adoption and innovation, allowing developers to build AI-native tools that remember, learn, and adapt, unlocking new possibilities for teams and organizations worldwide.
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