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A team lead mid-laugh, no longer hunting for where things live

Everything your company knows.

In one place. Wherever you work.

We build the knowledge base your team works from — and wire it into the tools you already run.

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The system

Every team we work with gets one place to work from.

Five capabilities, one base underneath all of them. Here’s what that looks like in practice.

One place for what the company knows

Docs, decks, call notes and CRM context gathered into a single base your team and your AI both read from.

Design skills anyone can run

Decks, campaign assets and one-pagers built on brand by whoever needs them — not just the designer.

Open it in Claude or Cursor

Same knowledge, same skills, reachable from the tools your team already has open all day.

Answers with the source attached

Notion, Drive, HubSpot and Slack connected for reading — and for doing the day-to-day work.

The brief that finds you

Morning digests and alerts tuned to the numbers you care about. Nothing to remember to check.

The knowledge base

Everything the company knows, in one place everyone can reach.

We gather what’s scattered across your stack. Docs, decks, call notes, past campaigns — and the reasoning behind the decisions.

Built for the people who keep answering the same question: marketing, sales, and whoever is holding the whole thing in their head.

Every brief, campaign and result in one base — so the next launch starts from what you already learned.

Pricing, objections, competitor notes and the last call with the account, answered in one question.

The context you keep repeating, written down once and available to everyone who needs it.

“New hires stopped asking where things live. They just ask.”

Head of Operations · B2B SaaS

Team skills

Design skills anyone on the team can run.

We package your brand, templates and tone into skills your whole team can use — decks, campaign assets, one-pagers, landing pages. On brand the first time, without a queue in front of the designer.

Team skills

Shared with the whole team

  1. 01Pitch deck — brand template, 12 slide layouts✓ Shared
  2. 02Campaign kit — ads, emails, landing copy✓ Shared
  3. 03One-pager — product or account, on brand✓ Shared
  4. 04Landing page — built from the same system● New

→ Anyone on the team can run these. Output lands on brand.

A marketing lead with the repetitive work handled

Why it is different

A shared drive is a place to put things. This is a place to get answers out.

We structure what you already have so your team and your AI can both read it, keep it current from the tools it lives in, and return answers with the source attached instead of a search results page.

Where your team reaches it

Open it in Claude. Or Cursor. Same answers.

The knowledge base and the skills live where your team already works. Nothing new to log into, nothing new to learn.

Claude

Whole company — ask, draft, build

✓ Connected

Cursor

Engineering — same base, in the editor

✓ Connected

Slack

Ask in the channel you’re already in

✓ Connected

→ One base behind all three. No second place to keep up to date.

“There was no rollout. People just started using it.”

COO · Fintech

Tool connections

Ask once. It reads every tool you run.

We connect the tools your information sits in, so an answer comes back with its source attached instead of a guess. Then the tools you work in, so the same assistant updates the record, files the ticket, drafts the reply.

AskReadAnswerDo

One question, four moves

Read connects Notion, Drive, Granola, HubSpot and Salesforce, so every answer arrives with the source attached. Do connects Linear, Asana, Gmail and Slack, so the same assistant files the ticket or drafts the reply.

“It answers with the actual number from HubSpot, not something close to it.”

RevOps Lead · Staffing company

Your daily setup

The things that matter find you. Every morning.

The head office of a B2B software company

A morning brief instead of four dashboards

You choose what matters — named accounts, a number crossing a threshold, something waiting on a decision. It arrives where you already are: Slack, email, or your first conversation of the day.

Morning brief — pipeline moved, 3 accounts to watch

08:30

Acme opened the proposal twice. Worth a nudge.

11:00

Campaign spend is 18% over plan this week

16:00

A marketing lead reviewing his pipeline

Brief, sent where you already are

Daily

A head of marketing talking through results

Dashboards replaced by one brief

4

“I stopped opening four dashboards. It tells me what changed.”

VP Growth · Education platform

Connections

We work with the tools you already run.

Two kinds: the tools your information sits in, and the tools your work happens in. Nothing gets copied anywhere you cannot revoke.

Read — pull the answer, cite the source

  • Notion
  • Google Drive
  • Granola
  • HubSpot
  • Gong

Do — update the record, draft the reply

  • Slack
  • Claude
  • Cursor

Questions

The questions buyers actually ask.

Direct answers for teams deciding whether we belong on the shortlist.

What do you actually build?

A knowledge base of everything your company already knows — docs, decks, call notes, campaign history, CRM context — plus the skills and tool connections that let your team use it. You get one place that answers questions, produces work on brand, and reaches into the systems you already run.

How is this different from Notion or a shared Drive?

Those are places to put things. This is a place to get answers out. We structure what you already have so your team and your AI can both read it, keep it current from the tools it lives in, and return answers with the source attached instead of a search results page.

What does “design skills everyone can use” mean?

We package your brand, templates and tone into reusable skills. Someone in sales asks for a deck for an account, and it comes back in your layout, with your language and your data. Same for campaign assets, one-pagers and landing copy. The designer sets the system once instead of clearing a queue.

Where does the team use it?

In Claude for the whole company, and in Cursor for the people working in the codebase. We can also put it in Slack so people ask in the channel they are already in. It is the same knowledge base behind all of them, so there is nothing new to log into and nothing to keep in sync by hand.

Which tools do you connect?

Two kinds. The ones your information sits in — Notion, Google Drive, HubSpot, Salesforce, Slack, Granola, Gong — so answers come with a source. And the ones your work happens in — Linear, Asana, Gmail, your CRM — so the same assistant can update the record, file the ticket or draft the reply.

What are the daily settings and notifications?

You choose what matters: a morning brief, alerts on named accounts, a flag when a number moves past a threshold, a nudge when something needs a decision. It arrives where you already are — Slack, email, or your first conversation of the day — so nobody has to remember to open a dashboard.

Does our data stay ours?

Yes. We build inside your accounts and your permissions. Access follows the rules you already have, so people see what they were already allowed to see. Nothing gets copied somewhere you cannot revoke.

How does an engagement start?

With an audit. We map where your knowledge currently lives, what people keep asking for, and which connections pay off first. You leave with a sequenced 30-day build plan — whether or not we build it together.