Genspark.ai, an AI workspace platform company, said on Thursday it unveiled AI Workspace 6.0, which accumulates users’ work context scattered across email, documents, meetings and work applications, and lets AI agents use it in actual work.

Genspark said the update also introduces its first hardware device, SecondBrain Note, along with the email AI agent GenMail, the design feature AI Design and the team collaboration platform GenTeam, centered on a persistent memory layer called SecondBrain.

The company said existing AI often fails to smoothly carry prior context into the next task once an individual task ends. Existing connectors can also pull information dispersed across multiple work tools, but they have limits in understanding what relationships and meaning each piece of information has across overall work. Genspark introduced SecondBrain in AI Workspace 6.0 to address what it called a "break in work context".

SecondBrain integrates information from the work tools users already use into a single memory, and supports AI agents using past projects, decisions and communication histories in follow-on work.

SecondBrain also links with major business tools including HubSpot, Notion and Google Workspace, as well as email, calendars and chat logs.

Ownership and control of the memory accumulated in SecondBrain remain with users. Users can directly review and edit what the system has remembered, and can download or delete it.

Genspark also launched SecondBrain Note, its first hardware device aimed at connecting to SecondBrain work information that occurs off-screen. The card-sized SecondBrain Note records meetings, calls, conversations and voice ideas, then converts them into searchable, structured memory and synchronises them to SecondBrain.

The device includes an indicator light showing recording is in progress, and all recordings are stored as memory owned by the user. SecondBrain Note is currently being sold at a recommended retail price of $179 through a limited-time launch discount promotion.

GenMail, which supports email work, is an AI agent that learns a user’s existing emails, style of expression, work relationships and work history to draft replies and execute related work flows directly within Gmail and Outlook.

AI Design converts natural-language requests into high-quality visual materials, prototypes and brand assets that can be used for actual production.

GenTeam is a collaboration platform where people and specialised AI agents by role work together in a shared space. It lets users add AI agents by domain such as marketing, design, development and research like group chat co-team members, and carry out actual work together based on shared team memory and permissions.

AI Workspace 6.0 consists of three layers that are organically connected across these products: "memory, execution and collaboration". As SecondBrain continuously accumulates users’ work context such as projects, decisions and work flows, execution functions such as GenMail and AI Design convert it into actual outputs, while GenTeam enables people and specialised AI agents to share the same context and expands individual-centred AI use into team-based collaboration.

Eric Jing (에릭 징), Genspark co-founder and CEO, said current AI memory functions largely focus on remembering users’ tone and preferences to personalise responses, and most value stops when an individual conversation ends. "Genspark built a memory system that AI systems can use to actually perform work, not memory that simply personalises answers," he said. He added that it connected not only information across the work tools users use but also meetings and conversations that happen off-screen, so all AI agents can work based on the same context. "Our goal is not to build a smarter chatbot, but to build a system that remembers previous work and continuously carries it into the next work," he said.