LOSTMIND.
AI that reads the room.
Then speaks.
Most AI starts
with a person.
We start with
the room.
Teams, families and clients don't think alone. Yet most AI treats every question as if it came from nowhere.
LostMind AI understands the group first, keeps each group walled off, then adds a layer that's personal to you.
Understands before it speaks
Remembers what matters
Keeps context in the right room
Useful intelligence.
Visible workings.
The update moves the reporting deadline forward and adds a new evidence requirement for supporting documents.
Research that shows its receipts.
Point it at the sites you trust. ChatCrawler builds a private corpus, answers with citations from the pages it captured, and watches important pages for meaningful changes.
- Four-stage extraction, from plain pages to browser and vision
- Cited chat and Deep Research from your own corpus
- Watch alerts when a source changes
- Free to try; cited chat and research on paid plans
AI for the work
that can't be vague.
More than a decade inside property and finance teams shapes how we automate: people approve the numbers, exceptions stay visible, and every engagement has a defined outcome. The platform comes first. This work sits beside it.
Month-end, reporting and variance-commentary workflows where AI drafts and people approve the numbers.
What you get: A scoped workflow, review gates and a measurable path to production.
BUILT
IN SYDNEY.
LostMind AI was founded by Sumit Mondal after more than a decade in property and finance—work where getting the context right is the whole job.
We're an independent studio building grounded AI products and practical automation. Not AI theatre. Not another blank chat box. Systems that know what belongs in the room, and what doesn't.
Connect with SumitMade for teams, families and groups who plan and decide together.
Sources are shown, uncertainty is marked, and people stay in control.
Designed and built by a founder with a bias toward useful, checked work.
Bring us
the messy part.
A stubborn PDF. A month-end bottleneck. A shared space that needs a memory.