Your team solves hard problems. Remember how. Compound it.
Tinu keeps the why behind your team’s decisions, with the source attached, so the next person starts where the last one left off.
Don’t replace your team. Supercharge them.
Your people figure out the hard parts. Tinu writes it down with their names on it, in the open.
- Slack
- Meetings
- Docs
- Tickets
- Drive
- Work orders
- Shift logs
What happens after the thread goes quiet.
- 01 · Capture
It catches the decision where it was made.
Tinu drafts a record from the Slack thread it came from, or from email and meetings once those are connected. Your team reviews it before it sticks.
- 02 · Fill the gaps
It notices what’s missing.
Records get checked for the parts people forget, like the options you ruled out. Tinu asks the author, and where it is turned on for your team, whoever else would know. They can say no.
- 03 · Ask
Answers come with receipts.
Ask @tinu in Slack and the answer links back to where it came from. People only see what they already have access to.
Try it on problems that look like yours.
Each demo opens a working Tinu workspace for a fictional company, full of synthetic records. Poke around.
Keep the reasoning behind storm response and compliance, even when the people who hold it move on.
The demo includes a Field Guide, an assistant that answers from the team’s reviewed documents. Ask it why a spotter crew goes to Calhoun during storms.
Capture how your team solved past changeover and quality problems, so the next shift can build on it.
The demo includes a Field Guide, an assistant that answers from the team’s reviewed documents. Ask it how the team cut Line 3 changeover time.
Keep the decisions and context behind the consent-decree schedule and budget, so they don’t retire with your veterans.
The demo includes a Field Guide, an assistant that answers from the team’s reviewed documents. Ask it what caused the Birch Street lift station overflow.
Thirty days to see if it earns its keep.
We set Tinu up with you instead of handing over a login. You see it work on your own decisions before you commit to a year.
We handle onboarding and set up your templates with you. If you decide to keep going, the pilot rolls straight into your annual plan.
Discuss a pilotNonprofits and community organizations
Some organizations lose important knowledge every time a leader or volunteer moves on, and have no budget for tools. If that is you, Tinu is free or at cost. The plan is for paying utility and industrial customers to fund it. Being a nonprofit is not the test; losing what your people know on a schedule is. Tell us about your turnover and we will scope it with you.
Questions we hear on calls
What is Tinu AI?
Software that keeps the reasoning behind your team’s decisions. It drafts records from Slack and the documents you upload, and from email, meetings, and tickets once those are connected, then answers questions with a link back to the source.
Who is Tinu for?
Mid-market organizations that run on operations: utilities, manufacturers, energy and industrial operators. Places where a few people carry most of the judgment, and one retirement or handoff can take years of context with it.
How does it connect to our tools?
Tinu connects to Slack today, and connectors for email, meeting tools, project management, and document systems can be set up with you during a pilot, so no one has to change their workflow, and everyone can see what Tinu captures. For work orders, we set up a read-only connection to IBM Maximo or SAP Plant Maintenance with your administrator, or you upload an export. Tinu is a member of IBM Partner Plus. SCADA alarm journals (Ignition, AVEVA, iFIX, CIMPLICITY, FactoryTalk) come in as exports only; Tinu never connects to control systems.
How is this different from a wiki or search?
Wikis and search both assume the knowledge is already written down. Tinu assumes it is not. It captures from where work actually happens, scores whether each record is complete enough to rely on, and fills the gaps through short guided conversations.
Is our data secure?
Yes. Your data is scoped to your organization and controlled by role-based visibility. SOC 2 is currently in progress, and SSO is not available yet.
What does Tinu mean for our employees?
Tinu keeps the reasoning behind your team’s decisions, credited by name to the person who gave it, so their judgment is cited to the next crew for years. Each person decides whether an entry is Private or visible to the organization, and managers and admins can’t override Private. Tinu records why decisions were made. Your people still make them and do the work.
What happens after I reach out?
Tinu is currently in early access. When you use the contact form, we add you to the onboarding queue and reach out to scope a pilot that fits your team.
What does a pilot look like?
A pilot is paid and runs for 30 days. It covers onboarding, setting up your templates with you, and a kickoff workshop with your team. The price depends on your team and what you want captured, so we scope it with you on a call. Use the contact form to set one up.
Do you work with nonprofits?
Yes. Nonprofits and community organizations that regularly lose important knowledge when people leave, and that have no budget for tools, can use Tinu free or at cost. The plan is for paying utility and industrial customers to fund those seats. Use the contact form and tell us who turns over and what leaves with them.
Tell us what your team runs.
And where things get lost between handoffs. A person reads every message.