Global AI workspace company Zenspark unveiled AI Workspace 6.0 on the 24th, introducing a persistent memory layer called SecondBrain that remembers user work context from emails, documents, and meetings for subsequent tasks. The system integrates information scattered across work tools including HubSpot, Notion, and Google Workspace into unified memory, enabling AI agents to understand past projects, decisions, and communication history to continue work seamlessly. This launch represents Zenspark's expansion into context-aware AI systems that maintain continuity across enterprise workflows.
Zenspark Introduces SecondBrain Persistent Memory System
SecondBrain integrates information from emails, calendars, chat records, and distributed work tools including HubSpot, Notion, and Google Workspace into a single memory layer. AI agents use this foundation to identify past projects, decisions, and communication history to perform subsequent work tasks. Users can directly review, modify, download, or delete information remembered by the system.
Company Launches SecondBrain Note Hardware at $179
Zenspark introduced a card-type hardware device called SecondBrain Note that records work information occurring outside screens. The product records meetings, calls, and conversations, converts them into searchable memory, and synchronizes with SecondBrain. The hardware is priced at $179.
Zenspark Reveals Companion AI Tools for Workspace Integration
The company unveiled three additional tools alongside SecondBrain. ZenMail learns users' email writing style and work relationships to draft replies. AI Design converts natural language requests into visual materials and prototypes. ZenTeam serves as a collaboration platform where people and field-specific AI agents work together. According to Zenspark, SecondBrain remembers work context, ZenMail and AI Design convert this into outputs, and ZenTeam shares the same information between people and AI agents.
Eric Jing, Zenspark co-founder and CEO, stated at a media briefing held on the same day: "We have built a memory system that AI systems can actually use to perform work, not just memory that personalizes answers."
Company Reports $250M ARR and 7,000+ Enterprise Clients
Zenspark achieved $250 million in annual recurring revenue 12 months after service launch and secured over 7,000 enterprise clients. The company has raised $645 million in cumulative funding with a corporate valuation of $2.6 billion. In Korea, Zenspark is expanding domestic enterprise customer touchpoints through partnerships with major companies including LG U+. The company provides services to individual users and enterprise clients worldwide based on partnerships with global technology companies including OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS, and Microsoft.
FAQ
What did Zenspark launch on the 24th?
Zenspark unveiled AI Workspace 6.0 on the 24th, featuring a persistent memory layer called SecondBrain that integrates work information from emails, documents, meetings, and tools like HubSpot, Notion, and Google Workspace into unified memory for AI agents to use in subsequent tasks.
How much does Zenspark's SecondBrain Note hardware cost?
Zenspark's SecondBrain Note, a card-type hardware device that records meetings, calls, and conversations and converts them into searchable memory synchronized with SecondBrain, is priced at $179.
What business metrics did Zenspark report?
Zenspark achieved $250 million in annual recurring revenue within 12 months of service launch, secured over 7,000 enterprise clients, raised $645 million in cumulative funding, and reached a corporate valuation of $2.6 billion.
