Your team and its AIs, on the same page.

Gorila remembers how your company works: your decisions, your tone, your rules and who’s doing what. Tell one AI once, and every AI on your team knows it, whether it’s Claude, ChatGPT, Codex or Cursor.

How it worksExample: a 12-person coffee roaster

March

Ana, founderClaude

No more Black Friday discounts. We sell fresh coffee, not deals.

Saved for the team

Gorila remembers

Brand decision

No Black Friday discounts. Why: we sell freshness, not deals.

Added by Ana

Read by Leo’s AI

November

Leo, joined in SeptemberChatGPT

Brief the designer for our Black Friday banner.

Heads up: in March Ana decided no Black Friday discounts. Here’s a brief that fits: “Nothing’s on sale. Everything’s fresh.” Cream and ink, one bag on linen.

Added to Marta’s board, with the brief

Without Gorila, Leo’s AI answers: “50% OFF EVERYTHING.” Bold red and black, with a countdown timer.

The banner goes out against what Ana decided.

One place for your team’s tasks and know-how. Every AI reads it.

Setup

Ready in about 15 minutes

Say "set up Gorila" to your AI. It reads Notion, Drive and Slack with the connectors you already have, and drafts your guides and open tasks. You approve them with one yes.

Found your brand guide, 12 processes, 30 decisions and 18 open tasks across 5 projects.Approve all, or review by category?
Tasks

Assign work from any chat

Say "give this to Leo" and it lands on his board with the full context, so his AI can pick it up. Everyone can see who is doing what.

“Give the Ethiopia launch page to Leo, with the brief from this chat.”Added to Leo’s board. Brief, deadline and references attached.
Knowledge

Guides that apply themselves

Brand and tone, copy, product, support, operations and decisions. Every AI uses them when they matter, without anyone asking.

Brand and tone
14 rules
Support
9 policies
Product
22 facts
Decisions
31 entries
Learning

Correct it once. Fixed for everyone.

When someone corrects the AI, it proposes a change to the right guide. An admin approves it, and every AI on the team gets it right from then on.

“No puns in product names. We dropped them in the rebrand.”Proposed change to Brand, naming. Waiting for Ana’s approval.

What changes in your team’s day.

Pick your team. Every example comes from the same 12-person coffee roaster, and the same AI answers both times. The only difference is what it remembers.

Product namesLearned from a correction

Last month

Pablo, head of marketingClaude

For the new Kenya, how about Kenya Kickstart?

No puns. We name coffees by origin and process, like Kenya Nyeri, Washed.

Saved for the team

Gorila remembers

Brand guide, naming

Origin first, then process. No puns.

Pablo’s correction, approved by Ana

Read by Leo’s AI

Today

Leo, marketingChatGPT

Give me name ideas for our new decaf.

Colombia Huila, Sugarcane Decaf. Origin, then process, like the rest of your range.

Same rule as every other coffee

Without Gorila, Leo’s AI answers: Sleepy Bean, Night Owl Roast or Decaf Dreams.

The same mistake Pablo already fixed.

Brand voiceLearned at setup

Day one

Ana, founderClaude

Set up Gorila. Our brand book is in Notion.

Read all 40 pages. Here are 14 short rules for you to approve.

Saved for the team

Gorila remembers

Brand voice, 14 rules

No emoji. No hype words like “premium”. Launches say how many bags we roasted.

From your Notion brand book

Read by Sara’s AI

Two months later

Sara, freelance social mediaChatGPT

Write the Instagram caption for our Ethiopia launch.

Ethiopia Guji, washed. Peach, black tea and a bit of jasmine. We roasted 300 bags.

On brand on the first try

Without Gorila, Sara’s AI answers: ☕✨ Elevate your mornings with our premium, artisanal Ethiopian coffee! Limited stock, don’t miss out!

Emoji, hype words and no real facts.

Newsletter timingLearned from a test

March

Leo, marketingChatGPT

Tuesday sends got 30% fewer opens than Thursday. Let’s stick to Thursdays.

Saved for the team

Gorila remembers

Marketing decision

The newsletter goes out on Thursdays. Why: Tuesdays got 30% fewer opens.

Added by Leo, with the test results

Read by Ana’s AI

October

Ana, founderClaude

Plan next month’s newsletter.

Four sends, every Thursday, as your March test showed. Each one opens with the roaster’s note.

Based on your own results

Without Gorila, Ana’s AI answers: Send weekly on Tuesdays at 10am, usually the best day for opens.

Goes against what your own test proved.

Hand off work from any chat.

Tasks live on one simple board: to do, doing, done. Anyone can assign work to a teammate or an AI agent, and their AI picks it up with the whole brief.

Handing off a launchFrom Ana’s chat to Leo’s

Monday

Ana, founderClaude

Give the Ethiopia launch page to Leo, due Friday. Use what we just discussed.

Here’s the task with the brief. Add it to the board?

Yes.

Added to the board

The task

Task

Build the Ethiopia launch page

LeoHighDue FriEthiopia launch

Background:
300 bags of Ethiopia Guji, roasted next week.
Goal:
A product page that sells out the batch.
Done when:
The page is live with photos and tasting notes.
Links:
Tasting notes, photo shot list
Read by Leo’s AI

Tuesday morning

Leo, marketingChatGPT

What should I work on today?

1. Ethiopia launch page, high priority, due Friday. Ana left the brief and the photo list. 2. Decaf name ideas.

Start the first one.

Moved to Doing. Comment for Ana: “Copy drafted, waiting on Marta’s photos.”

The team boardPeople and AI agents, on one board

To do 2

  • Decaf name ideas

    Leo

  • Roast date on the label

    MartaDue Oct 30

Doing 3

  • Ethiopia launch page

    LeoHighDue Fri

  • Fix the checkout bug

    NoraHigh

  • Weekly green coffee stock count

    Stock agentAI agent

Done 2

  • Hotel Arts proposal

    Diego

  • Replace Café Lento’s damaged bag

    Lucía

  • Assign from any chat

    Say who and what. The AI writes the brief, shows it to you and adds it once you say yes.

  • Picked up by their AI

    Ask “what should I work on today?” and your AI lists your tasks, in progress first, then by priority and due date.

  • Progress in the open

    AIs move tasks to doing and done and leave comments, so everyone sees where things stand.

  • Private when it matters

    Hiring, salaries, legal or health tasks are private: only the creator and the assignee see them.

What do you use today?

Pick one. Here’s what changes.

Notion or Drive

  • The AI only sees a page when someone links it
  • Guides go stale because nobody edits them
  • Tasks are spread across pages and databases

With Gorila

  • Your guides reach every chat on their own
  • They update when someone corrects the AI
  • One simple board: to do, doing, done

Your files stay where they are.

Your AI proposes. A person approves. Nothing reaches the team without a yes.

Every change is versioned, so any of them can be undone.

How we handle your data
  • Your AI does the readingGorila runs no AI of its own. Your AI reads your docs and sends back only short summaries with links to the source.
  • Personal stays personalWhat Gorila learns about how you work is private until you choose to share it.
  • Hosted in the EUEU servers and GDPR by default.
  • Yours to takeExport everything or delete your workspace whenever you want.

Questions

Do we have to leave Notion or Drive?

No. They stay as your archive. Gorila keeps the part your AI needs, short and up to date.

Which AIs does it work with?

Claude Code, Claude, ChatGPT, Codex and Cursor. Everyone keeps the one they already use.

Is it only for engineers?

No. It's for the whole team: marketing, sales, support, operations and founders.

Where do we edit the guides?

You don't edit them by hand. They change when someone corrects the AI and an admin approves the change.

Am I giving my data to yet another company?

Less than you think. Your files stay where they are: your AI reads them and sends Gorila only a short summary with a link to the source. It's all hosted in the EU, never used to train AI, and you can export or delete it whenever you want.

Does it use our AI credits?

Your AI does the work inside the subscription you already pay for. Gorila doesn't add a model, or a bill for one.

Teach your company to every AI. Once.

We’re onboarding a few teams by hand. Leave your work email and we’ll do the first setup with you.

We'll only email you about early access to Gorila.