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Your firm's files, found in seconds.

Documents, spreadsheets, emails and dozens more file types. Your agents search them all, and show their sources.

A woman reviews paper files at her desk while a robot assistant files documents into a glowing digital cabinet.

Twenty years of files. One question away.

Same files. Better game.

Your week in Solo Mode vs. Co-op Mode.

Solo Mode

  • Monday: a client asks about a letter from 2019.
  • You search three drives and two inboxes.
  • Lunch: the answer is in someone’s email. Whose?
  • Evening: you find it. In the wrong folder.

Co-op Mode

  • Monday: you ask your agent about the 2019 letter.
  • It searches every file by meaning, not just by name.
  • It answers, and names the file it came from.
  • Evening: you go home on time.

How it works

1. Bring your files

Documents, spreadsheets, slides, emails and dozens more.

2. NOISK reads them

Indexed by meaning and by exact words.

3. Ask your agents

Answers come from your files, with sources.

Your files, your rules

  • Private to your firm.
  • Each agent sees only what you allow.
  • API keys stay encrypted.

Made for busy offices

Law offices

Find every letter on a matter before the client calls.

Accounting firms

Pull last year’s notes for a client in seconds.

Engineering offices

Find the spec, the change order, and who approved it.

Coming next: paper

Scanned letters and old faxes are next. We’re building the reader now.

At night in an empty office, three small robots work under a desk lamp through a stack of old paper forms, one with a magnifying glass.

Questions?

Which files?

Dozens of types, from PDFs to spreadsheets. Scanned paper is next.

New software?

Keep the agents you already use. They connect through MCP.

Is it ready?

We’re in beta in Canada and the UK. We run our own company on it every day.

Ready to stop digging?

Tell us about your firm. We’re inviting firms in small groups, in Canada and the UK.

Two friendly robots working together, one handing the other a box of files.