Everything an assistant needs
to be trusted with real work
Context that persists
Every conversation keeps its files, its tone and the decisions you already made — nothing to re-explain tomorrow.
Inspectable reasoning
Expand any answer to read the reasoning the model streamed alongside it, and the sources it cited on the way.
Bring your own files
Drop a PDF, an image or a screenshot straight into the message and ask about it — no conversion step, no separate uploader.
The right model, chosen for you
No menu to second-guess. Every message is routed to the model that fits it, and upgraded the moment a better one ships.
The whole product, on a phone
Not a cut-down companion app: the same conversations, the same attachments, the same composer — docked where your thumb already is.
Yours, not the model's
Mentr never trains on your conversations. They stay in your account until you delete them, and deleting one deletes its messages with it.
2 surfaces. One memory of your work.
Each surface is a real tool with its own history and controls — not a mode hidden behind a dropdown. They share the same projects, files, skills and permissions.
Long-context thinking over your files and connected sources, with the reasoning open to inspection.
Reference images, brand styles, inpainting and upscales — not a single prompt box.
The teams who moved first
"We replaced four tools with Mentr. The reasoning panel alone ended most of our review meetings."
"The first assistant our legal team trusts, because it shows where every sentence came from."
"I paste in a hundred-page filing and it tells me which four paragraphs actually matter — with the page numbers."
Answered
plainly
Still stuck? Create an account — the free plan is enough to answer most of them for yourself.
You never have to. Every message is routed to the model that fits it — a fast tier for everyday drafting, a frontier model with extended reasoning on the paid plans — under routing rules published from the Mentr admin console. There is no model menu in the composer, so there is nothing to get wrong.