About us
Sales teams lose deals because
context falls through the cracks.
We built ContextLayer to fix that. Every call, every email, every promise — searchable, cited, and instantly available to your whole team.
Why we built this
Sales is a memory game. The rep who remembers what the CTO said six months ago, who knows which objection already got resolved, who can brief a new teammate in 90 seconds — that rep wins.
But deal context is scattered everywhere: recordings nobody watches, notes that stop getting taken, Slack threads that scroll away. Existing tools either record every call (expensive, intrusive, requires change) or do nothing.
ContextLayer takes a different approach. Works with what you already have — exports, PDFs, emails, docs — and makes all of it instantly queryable. No new recording habits. No enterprise rollout. Up and running in five minutes.
I'm an engineer. I built this after watching sales teams I was embedded with operate almost entirely from memory — then lose deals when people left, accounts changed hands, or a call from three months ago turned out to matter. It seemed like a solvable problem. ContextLayer is the solution I'd want to hand them.
What we stand for
Cited, not hallucinated
Every answer links to its source. We'd rather give you one verifiable fact than three confident guesses.
Your data stays yours
Workspaces are fully isolated. Your deal data is never used to train AI models, never shared across accounts.
Speed is the feature
A briefing that takes 3 seconds gets used. One that takes 3 minutes gets skipped. We optimize ruthlessly for fast.
Built for teams, not just individuals
Context that lives in one person's head is a liability. ContextLayer makes institutional knowledge a shared asset.
The team
Matt Mullen
Founder & CTO
Software engineer and founder with a background in building developer tooling and AI-powered products. I created ContextLayer to solve a problem I kept running into firsthand.
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