Every productteam has AI.Few have context.

Wisibl is the context layer for your product: an AI assistant that was in every meeting and remembers why. Ask what you decided, what's in flight, or what customers keep asking for. Every answer comes with its sources.

No credit card. About ten minutes to set up.

You are the team's human FAQ.

Every department runs on product context. Right now, that context lives in one person's head, and everyone knows who to message.

SSales9:14

"Do we support this? Is it on the roadmap?"

CSCustomer success11:02

"Was this fixed? What do I tell the customer?"

EEngineering15:40

"What did we decide about that, and why?"

Then twenty minutes digging through Confluence, Slack, and last quarter's recordings. Or you answer from memory and hope you're right. Wisibl answers in seconds, with the source attached.

Past, present, next.

Three questions every product team asks. One place that answers all three, organized by product area instead of meeting date.

What happened

Every decision, traced

Who decided, when, and on what evidence. A question raised in March and answered in May are linked, not lost.

Decisions in Onboarding 3
Collapse the profile step into step twoStandup, Mar 19
Skip email verification for SSO usersPlanning, Feb 26
Free plan needs no cardPricing review, Apr 2
What's happening

Open questions, by product area

Blockers and unanswered questions grouped by the part of the product they touch, so nothing hides inside last Tuesday's recording.

Open in Permissions 4 open, 1 blocked
Viewer role for finance teamsBlocked 9 days
Admin audit log formatUpdated 2h ago
Who owns role naming?Asked twice
What's coming

Requests, counted and attributed

What customers ask for in interviews, sales calls, and support, tallied before it ever reaches the roadmap.

Top unbuilt requests Last 60 days
7Per-workspace retention rulesSales
5Bulk exportSupport
4SSO for admins onlyInterviews

Knowledge, as you speak.

Wisibl listens to the conversations and documents your team already has, understands what is happening, and answers every team's questions. Nobody updates a wiki. Nobody writes the doc.

One conversation, start to finish
Listening
Conversations Auto-synced
Growth sync, Mar 4New
From Fireflies, 33 min, 3 speakers
  1. Reads every line
  2. Understands what's happening
  3. Files it by product area
Knowledge Base by product area
Onboarding 12
Permissions 9
Data retention 6
Billing 8
SSalesasks
"Do we support a read-only role for finance?"
Not yet. Logged as an open question on Mar 4, blocked on role naming.
CSCustomer successasks
"Was the profile step drop-off fixed?"
Yes. The profile step was collapsed into step two and shipped Mar 24.
MMarketingasks
"What changed in onboarding this quarter?"
Profile step removed. Week-one activation moved from 41% to 58%.
EEngineeringasks
"Why is retention 90 days by default?"
Two security reviews asked for a default. Owners can extend to 12 months.

Works today with Fireflies and transcript upload, plus docs, sheets, and diagrams. Slack and email are next.

One memory, organized by product area.

Not a pile of recordings. Every entry sits under the part of the product it belongs to, with its status, its history, and the source it came from.

app.wisibl.com
Knowledge Base
Onboarding 12
Permissions 9
Data retention 6
Billing 8
Integrations 5
Onboarding
OverviewDecisions 3Discussions 4Actions 2Questions 2Risks 1
Collapse the profile step into step two
Mar 19
Standup, decided by Lena
Skip email verification for SSO users
Feb 26
Planning, decided by Didier
Free plan needs no card
Apr 2
Pricing review, decided by Andreas
Source
Standup, Mar 19
22 min, opens at 08:12
07:48DidierActivation still stalls at step three. People bounce on the profile form.
08:12LenaLet's collapse profile into step two and ask for the rest later. Ship it this sprint.
08:40AndreasFine by me. I'll update the spec today.

Recaps disappear. Knowledge compounds.

A notetaker gives you one document per meeting. Wisibl gives you one memory that gets sharper every week.

A meeting notetakerFiled by date
Recap, Mar 4
Recap, Mar 19
Recap, Apr 2

Three meetings about onboarding. Three documents nobody opens twice.

  • One recap per meeting
  • Organized by date
  • Keyword search
  • You still write the docs
WisiblFiled by product area
Onboarding 11
QuestionWhere does activation drop off?AnsweredGrowth sync, Mar 4
DecisionCollapse the profile step into step twoStandup, Mar 19
InsightWeek-one activation 41% to 58%Quarterly review, Apr 2
Asked on Mar 4, decided on Mar 19, measured on Apr 2. One thread, kept together.
  • One memory across every conversation
  • Organized by product area
  • Answers with sources
  • Entries stay current as new meetings land

Meeting notetakers tell you what happened in a meeting. Wisibl tells you what is happening with your product.

Built by product managers who lived this.

We built Wisibl because we were the knowledge base. Eighty-hour meeting months, decisions lost in Slack, teams building Y while customers asked for X. This is the teammate we wish we'd had.

The Wisibl founding team
Encrypted in transit and at restYour transcripts and docs are protected end to end.
Never used to train AI modelsYour data stays yours. It is not used to improve anyone's model.
Delete your data anytimeRemove a source or the whole workspace whenever you want.
You choose what Wisibl can seeConnect only the meetings and folders you want in the Knowledge Base.

Before you connect anything.

How is this different from Fireflies or Otter?
They recap one meeting at a time and file it by date. Wisibl connects every conversation into one Knowledge Base filed by product area, and every answer carries its source. You can run both: Wisibl reads their transcripts.
What happens to my data?
Encrypted in transit and at rest, never used to train AI models, and deletable at any time. You choose which sources Wisibl can read.
How accurate is it?
Every answer is cited with the speaker, the date, and the source, so you can check any claim in one click. If an entry is filed under the wrong area, you can correct it. When there is no source, Wisibl says it doesn't know rather than guessing.
How long does setup take?
About ten minutes. Upload one transcript and you can ask your first question. It gets more useful with every meeting you add.
Can my whole team use it?
Wisibl starts as a single-person workspace, which is usually the PM. Shared team workspaces are next on the roadmap.
What does it cost?
Free to start, no credit card. Focus is $18 a month for one product manager. See pricing for details.

Your team discussed thousands of things this year. How many can you find?

Hire Wisibl

No credit card. About ten minutes to set up.