Start with a company that already knows it is losing the record.
The Wheel starts with early-stage companies whose operating context is scattered across founders, employees, and third-party tools. They already know what their knowledge is worth. The Wheel is where they build it, govern it, and own it.
Early enough to fix it. Late enough to feel it.
Early enough to fix it
The record can be established before growth, turnover, and more tools make reconstruction slow and incomplete.
Founder-held context
The decisions, reasoning, and relationships that make the company work still live in a few people’s heads.
AI everywhere
The team already uses AI across its work and can see company context accumulating inside tools it does not control.
Seven questions the record answers.
The same record, asked from seven chairs. Each answer comes with its sources shown, and each exchange with an outside model or tool leaves a receipt.
CEO
“Draft the investor update from what actually happened.”
Shipped work, decisions, and numbers already in the record, with sources shown. Not from memory at 11pm.
Chief of Staff
“Why did we decide that, and what did we know at the time?”
The decision, the reasoning, and what changed since. No reconstruction.
COO
“Bring the new hire up to speed without archaeology.”
Share the space. Week one is real work, not old docs and Slack threads.
Product
“What did the customer actually say, and which tradeoffs did we weigh?”
Customer conversations and the pricing rationale, findable when it matters.
AI lead
“Which context reached which tool, and can I take it back?”
Every exchange leaves a receipt that names the provider. Permissions are time-boxed and revocable.
Research
“What have we learned across forty customer interviews?”
Answers cite the passage, not an average of the library. Unpublished work stays encrypted until you choose otherwise.
Marketing
“What have we said about ourselves, and why?”
Positioning decisions and past drafts in one record. The next draft starts from the last one.
The tool changes. The record stays.
Claude, Cursor, and other MCP-enabled tools read from the record with your permission and save their work back to it. The record is built from your sources; the tools are where you use it.
Permission you can see. Receipts you can check.
Before company knowledge leaves The Wheel, you see where it is going, for what, and for how long. The receipt names the provider and shows what entered, what stayed private, what left, and what came back.
An empty receipt is never presented as proof that nothing left. How privacy works →
One receipt: the investor update draft
kept for every run · plain language · yours to delete
The questions come first. The product follows what the answers reveal.
The beta is invite-only and free. A small group of founding companies is answering seven questions before we open wider. See the seven questions →
Own the record before it spreads.
The beta is invite-only and free for founding companies. Request access and we’ll be in touch as spots open.