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A Second Brain built on your own documents: manuals, contracts, projects, invoices and notes. Ask a question in plain language and get an answer with its source. It's designed for companies drowning in files and for professionals who manage everything on their own.

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"What's the torque spec for the M8 bracket?"
12 Nm, thread locker optional.source: assembly-guide-2024.pdf · p. 14
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The problem

The knowledge is there. Finding it is the work.

Your company's information is scattered across hundreds of PDFs, shared folders, e-mail threads and colleagues' memory. Every search takes precious minutes — or forces you to interrupt whoever knows the answer.

New hires take months to become independent, while senior colleagues keep answering the same questions. And when someone leaves, part of that knowledge leaves with them.

01

Scattered documents

PDFs, folders, wikis, e-mails — nobody knows where the current version lives.

02

Knowledge in people's heads

The fastest answer is asking a colleague — which interrupts their work.

03

Endless searching

The same questions are asked and answered every day.

04

Knowledge that gets lost

When people leave the company, their experience risks being lost.

How it works

Your documents become an assistant

No magic and no answers pulled from the internet: the Second Brain uses only your documents and shows the source of every piece of information.

01 · collect

Your documents are gathered

Manuals, procedures, contracts, projects, notes — collected, cleaned and prepared.

02 · ask

You just ask a question

In plain language and in your own language, from the intranet or the browser.

03 · answer

The answer includes its sources

Every answer points to the document and page it comes from: you can verify it right away.

04 · boundaries

Permissions are respected

People see only what they may see. What isn't in your documents isn't answered.

EU infrastructure · GDPR compliance · your documents stay yours

Two versions

For companies — and for people who work alone

Company second brain

  • Procedures, machine settings and product specs that are finally easy to find
  • New hires become independent in weeks, not months
  • Senior colleagues no longer have to answer the same questions over and over
  • An answer is entered once; from then on, the assistant retrieves it
  • Knowledge stays in the company even when people leave
  • Access rules and department boundaries are respected

Freelancer second brain

  • Clients, offers, invoices, notes — one place, askable
  • Instant answers to questions like: "What did I promise this client in March?"
  • Old proposals and wording reused in minutes
  • Bringing in a subcontractor becomes much easier
  • Your archive and your rules, with privacy built in from the start
  • Works in your language and on your devices

What you get

An assistant your team can trust

Built on your real documents, integrated into the tools your team already uses — and clear about what it doesn't know.

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Answers with sources

Every answer cites its source document, so you can verify it directly.

Only your knowledge

No answers pulled from the internet and no invention: if the information isn't in the documents, the assistant says so.

Where you already work

Intranet, browser or chat: the assistant fits into the tools your team uses every day.

Multilingual

You can ask in English, Italian or Czech and get answers even from documents written in other languages.

Privacy by design

EU infrastructure, GDPR compliance and access rules respected. Your data stays yours.

A Second Brain is only as good as the documents it's built on.

If the knowledge exists only in people's memory, no assistant can retrieve it. That's why we start with an honest analysis of the material you have — and if it isn't ready yet, we'll tell you what's worth fixing first.

Good questions to ask yourself

How many minutes a day does your team spend searching for information?
Who gets interrupted most often with "quick questions"?
What would you lose tomorrow if your most experienced person left the company?
Could you retrieve, right now, what you promised a client six months ago?

What would you like to ask your archive?

Tell us which documents pile up and which questions keep coming back. We'll show you how a Second Brain built on your knowledge could work.

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