Lookout
Your meetings, remembered — inside your Claude Code. Lookout unifies the notetakers you already use into one private memory you question over MCP, every answer traced to its source. Works anywhere MCP is supported. Launching to design-partner teams first.
From scattered notes to one queryable brain.
Connect your notetakers
Fireflies, Granola, Otter — bring the tools you already use. Lookout reads across all of them. No rip-and-replace, no new habit to learn.
We thread the memory
Every transcript becomes structured memory — decisions, commitments, people, dates — woven into one private knowledge graph that belongs to you.
Recall in Claude Code
Ask your Claude Code what was decided and when. Lookout answers over MCP — and anywhere else MCP is supported — with every claim traced back to the meeting it came from.
Question your meetings like a colleague who never forgets.
What did we commit to in last week's review?
Answered with the exact source moments — never invented.
Every decision we've made about pricing, with sources.
Answered with the exact source moments — never invented.
Who owns the launch, and when did they agree to it?
Answered with the exact source moments — never invented.
Summarize everything said about the Acme account this month.
Answered with the exact source moments — never invented.
Your notes shouldn't live in someone else's walled garden.
They should live in your brain.
Questions founders ask.
Lookout by NeuroBase Labs is a vendor-neutral AI memory layer for founders. It unifies your meeting notes from Fireflies, Granola, and Otter into one private brain you recall and act on inside your Claude Code over MCP, so decisions, commitments, and context never get lost.
Lookout runs as an MCP server you connect to your Claude Code. Once connected, you can ask your Claude what was decided, who owns it, and when — and it answers from your own meeting history, with every answer traced back to its source moment.
Lookout is vendor-neutral: it reads across Fireflies, Granola, and Otter (more sources planned) so you get one memory across all of them instead of three separate silos. You keep the tools you already use.
No. Lookout sits on top of the notetakers you already use — there is no rip-and-replace. You keep your tools and gain one brain across them.
Yes. Your memory is yours — stored privately and never shared without your say. Lookout is built so the memory layer belongs to you, not the vendor, and every answer is grounded in your own sources.
Lookout is not another notetaker — it is the memory layer on top of the ones you have. Notetakers each remember their own calls in their own silo; Lookout threads all of them into one queryable brain you use from Claude Code.
Lookout is in private beta, launching to design-partner teams first. Join the waitlist to get early access.
Get in before launch.
Private beta — free for design-partner teams. Tell us which notetakers you use and we'll bring you in as we open seats.