Phantom Orbit Labs presents : Martium
You think.
Martium remembers.
A memory layer for engineering teams. It watches how you work when you make commits, raise tickets, write docs, research topics, debug sessions, attend meetings and remembers, so you never start from zero.
Context lives in Fragments
Every tool remembers a portion of it. None of them remember the whole Story.
tells you what changed, doesn't how you changed and why you changed.
tells you the task, not the debugging history behind it.
might be the final piece, but doesn't know how that final piece is joined together
is messy, and the useful signal is gone before anyone writes it up.
Engineers spend hours every day re-reading old tickets, re-asking teammates what they were doing, or re-explaining themselves to whatever AI tool they're using.
That's not a productivity problem. That's a memory problem.
Capture. Connect. Recall.
Three steps, running continuously in the background. Read the full walkthrough →
Capture
Martium quietly indexes your activity - commits, docs, file changes, debugging sessions, and meeting audio as you work.
Connect
It links personal activity to team's connected tools, building one coherent, queryable timeline instead of scattered fragments.
Recall
Ask it anything and it answers directly by reasoning over adjacent signals even when there's no clean match.
Three sources, one answer
Your personal activity, your team's connected tools, and live search all point it at just one. See how sources work →
Your activity
Everything Martium has captured from your own work. Ask /deimos your question to search only this.
Company knowledge
Whatever your GitHub, Jira, Slack, or Confluence connectors bring in. Ask /phobos your question for this alone.
Live search
Pulled in automatically when a question needs something current or pick Web mode to search only the open web.
A context-free AI assistant
Every other AI tool asks you to feed it context before it can help. Martium doesn't need to be briefed as it was already there watching you struggling helping throughout your session
- You brief it first.
- Paste your code. Summarize the ticket.
- Explain what you were doing again.
- It was already there.
- It watched you debug it, wire it up, read the docs.
- You don't brief it. You just ask.
"No context window. No copy-paste. No re-explaining yourself to a tool that forgot you existed."
Local-first by default. PII is scrubbed before anything is stored, and you control what's captured, you can pause, exclude apps, or delete a time range at any point.