curiosity

Use case

Years of knowledge,
finally usable

Most of what your organization knows is already written down. It is spread across archives nobody searches, in systems whose names new joiners have not learned yet.

  1. Source 01 Documents
  2. Source 02 Wikis and intranets
  3. Source 03 Email and chat
  4. Source 04 Project archives

The problem

The archive is not the problem. Finding the way in is.

Search that ranks documents by keyword assumes you know the vocabulary the author used, and that the answer sits in one file. Neither holds in an organization that has been operating for thirty years across four acquisitions.

An example question, answered from four connected sources Asked: Why did we change the pump seal material in 2019? Answer: Seals failed in the field in cold weather. Design review DR-114 approved the change, and both plants switched that autumn. Sources: Design review DR-114 (documents), Materials wiki page (wikis and intranets), Thread: seal failures (email and chat), Project P-2019-07 (project archives). Why did we change the pump seal material in 2019?| STUDIO EXAMPLE Seals failed in the field in cold weather. Design review DR-114approved the change, and both plants switched that autumn. SOURCES DOCUMENTS Design review DR-114 WIKIS AND INTRANETS Materials wiki page EMAIL AND CHAT Thread: seal failures PROJECT ARCHIVES Project P-2019-07
An example question, answered from four connected sources Asked: Why did we change the pump seal material in 2019? Answer: Seals failed in the field in cold weather. Design review DR-114 approved the change, and both plants switched that autumn. Sources: Design review DR-114 (documents), Materials wiki page (wikis and intranets), Thread: seal failures (email and chat), Project P-2019-07 (project archives). Why did we change the pump seal material in2019?| STUDIO EXAMPLE Seals failed in the field in coldweather. Design review DR-114 approvedthe change, and both plants switched thatautumn. SOURCES DOCUMENTS Design review DR-114 WIKIS AND INTRANETS Materials wiki page EMAIL AND CHAT Thread: seal failures PROJECT ARCHIVES Project P-2019-07

What changes

Ask anything across your full archive

01

One question, every system

Ask in plain language across everything connected, and get the record the answer came from rather than a ranked list to read.

02

Knowledge that survives people

Decisions, rationale and context stay findable after the people who created them move on.

03

Agents on top of it

Once knowledge is connected, agents can work on it, with the same permissions and the same audit trail.

In practice

What teams actually do with it

The graph is the foundation; these are the jobs it gets used for first.

  1. 01

    Onboarding without a shadow

    A new engineer asks the system instead of interrupting the one person who remembers.

  2. 02

    Finding prior art

    Work that was already done, in a project nobody thought to mention.

  3. 03

    Answering the same question once

    The recurring question gets a tool built for it instead of an email thread every quarter.

Security

Built for security

Made in Germany and built for data sovereignty. Your data stays in your environment, encrypted and access controlled down to the individual record.

On premises or private cloud

Deploy on your own infrastructure or in certified data centers in Europe.

Single sign on and enforced MFA

Access synced to your data sources with relationship based permissions.

Full audit trail

Every query, download and data access logged.

Data residency

Your data stays in the region you choose.

Made in Germany

Built in Munich.

GDPR compliant

European data protection standards.

Your data. Your infrastructure.

Years of knowledge, one question away