How Grip works
A useful idea should not lose its source as it becomes work. Grip keeps the conversation, note, decision, agent answer, and review connected.
Follow the work
Scroll through the story or choose a step. Each moment preserves the source, scope, owner, and history of the work.
AdaPeople can find the final deck. They cannot find why we chose it.
JakubThat is the positioning. I’ll capture it with the interviews.
Grip helps people keep the reasoning behind their work—not just the files it produced.
Teams can usually find the final document. They struggle to recover the discussion, evidence, and trade-offs that shaped it.
“I found the deck, but I still had to ask why we chose this direction.”
Lead with continuity between conversations, notes, and decisions. AI participates in that system; it does not replace it.
Raised in conversation
10:21Proposal created
16:42Reviewed and approved
Customer interviews showed that people could find finished files, but not the reasoning behind them. The team approved retained context as the central promise.
Lead with a connected workspace.
Lead with work that keeps its memory.
What survives every step
The words matter. So do the relationships around them.
Every useful claim can point back to the conversation, file, or note it came from.
People and agents see the context allowed by their spaces and project boundaries.
The person, project, and organization responsible for the work stay visible.
Every change keeps its author and can be inspected or restored.
Useful context, bounded
Grip gives an agent the context it needs for the task while keeping unrelated and private work outside the request.
Keep the thread
Grip keeps the work inspectable from the first conversation to the last review.