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Approved company knowledge for small teams

Explain it once.
Your company remembers.

Turn everyday owner conversations into approved company knowledge your team and AI assistants can reuse.

Private beta. We’ll invite early teams gradually.

  1. 01Conversation
  2. 02Suggested knowledge
  3. 03Owner approval
  4. 04Company Playbook
  5. 05Consistent action

One conversation. Three correct outcomes.

Watch one owner teach the whole company once.

“We never discount more than 15%. We prefer a free add-on because we want to maintain a premium image.”

Business owner, during a normal Marketing conversation
Suggested company knowledgeAwaiting review

Promotional discounts must not exceed 15%

Prefer complimentary add-ons over deeper discounts to protect margins and premium positioning.

Owner approves
  1. MarketingRevises the promotion to follow the rule.
  2. OperationsTurns it into a repeatable front-desk SOP.
  3. EmployeeAnswers “no” to 25% off and cites the approved source.

The real problem

Your company knows more than it can find.

Important rules live in the owner’s head, old messages, and one-off conversations. The moment the conversation ends, the company starts forgetting.

Owners
repeat the same context instead of moving the business forward.
Employees
improvise because the current answer is hard to find.
AI assistants
produce plausible work that ignores how the company actually operates.

Not another document folder

My Little Company does not remember everything.
It remembers what you approve.

  1. 01

    Conversation

    You say it naturally.

    Work through a real problem with an assistant. No setup form. No knowledge-management project.

  2. 02

    Human approval

    You decide what becomes true.

    My Little Company suggests durable knowledge with its source and rationale. A person approves, edits, or ignores it.

  3. 03

    Company memory

    Everyone uses the same answer.

    Approved knowledge enters the Playbook, where employees and assistants can find and cite it later.

Built for trust

AI can suggest what matters.
It cannot decide what is true.

That boundary keeps the owner in control while approved knowledge becomes safe to reuse.

  • 01AI never approves company knowledge.
  • 02Only approved memory is treated as company truth.
  • 03Every approved rule keeps its source, rationale, approver, and version.
  • 04When the company has not decided, My Little Company says so instead of guessing.

My Little Company

One approved truth.
Every future answer gets better.

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