How it works
Three stages. One outcome.
A business that runs without you in the room, built in your own accounts, not ours.
The problem
You built something that needs you for everything.
Your business runs on judgment. Right now, that judgment lives in one place: your head.
Why it's different
Other tools store notes. We store judgment.
Today vs. with CHIP
Same staff, same requests. The only thing that changes is what has to go through you first.
The payoff
The payoff, once it's running.
reclaimed per week
of junior work hits your quality bar before it reaches you
in additional capacity per year
Every number here varies by tier and team. What holds across all of them: less time reviewing, more room for the work you'd otherwise turn down.
No black box
You own the docs. You own the index. Nothing lives on a platform you don't control.
Your own storage holds the actual knowledge documents.
An index in your own accounts tracks it: how the system finds and retrieves what it needs.
Your AI assistant loads it at runtime. Readable, editable, and auditable by anyone on your team.
The schedule
A 6-week sprint. About 4 hours of your time. You do no writing.
Once it's live
You review. You stop rewriting.
Draft
Your team drafts the work (a proposal, a design, a reply), same as always.
Validate
They query CHIP before it reaches you. It checks the draft against your encoded standards and flags what's off.
Revise
They fix what CHIP flagged. Most of what used to land on your desk gets caught here instead.
Review
You review, not rewrite. What was a 3-hour rewrite becomes a 30-minute check.
See it in action