Metis

The problem

As companies grow, knowledge scatters. Decisions, designs, conversations, and fixes end up buried across Slack threads, Drive folders, emails, and old project tools.

When someone needs an answer, they stop working and start searching. They ask around, rebuild work that was already done, or make decisions without the full picture. The company keeps moving, but its memory does not move with it.

What it does

Metis connects to the tools your team already uses and reads what passes through them. It builds a single, searchable layer of understanding over every document, message, and file.

You ask a question in plain language, and Metis finds the relevant pieces from across your systems. It then gives you a clear answer, with sources, so you can trust what you are reading.

The difference

Traditional search looks for keywords. Metis looks for meaning. It can connect a note in one tool with a conversation in another and understand that they are about the same thing.

It also respects boundaries. A new hire sees only what they should see, while leadership can explore the full picture. The memory belongs to the company, but access stays controlled.

Who it is for

Metis is for fast-growing technology companies, engineering and architecture offices, legal teams, and any organization where knowledge is spread across too many places.

It shortens onboarding, protects institutional memory when people leave, and turns the question "Where did we write that down?" into a thing of the past.

In short

Metis is the memory your company should already have. It keeps what matters within reach, so your team can stop searching and start knowing.