Your company's brain.
Indexed. Cited. Always current.

Everything your organization does creates artifacts.

Quelvio retrieves all of it. PDFs, videos, audio recordings, Slack threads, wiki pages, meeting recordings, presentations, spreadsheets — 14+ formats, semantically understood, not keyword-matched. Cited answers in under 200 milliseconds, with authority scoring that ranks results by depth of knowledge, not recency or popularity.

Connect your sources — Drive, SharePoint, Confluence, Notion, Slack, Teams, S3 — and search across your entire knowledge base from day one. No training period, no manual tagging, no six-month implementation.

The answer that used to take 6 emails, three Slack DMs and a meeting now takes one query.

Search works from day one. As your indexed content grows, Quelvio builds something deeper — a continuously updated model of what your organization knows, where the authority sits, what's current, and where the gaps are. Intelligence the system can act on.

Included in base pricing. No premium tier. Intelligence is what makes search indispensable — gating it defeats the purpose.

Most knowledge systems are designed for people. Most AI tooling is designed for agents. Quelvio is designed for both — one ranked, permission-aware context layer your employees and your autonomous agents both run on.

Employees get cited answers. Agents get authority-scored, cross-referenced, freshness-aware context for every retrieval inside their loops. MCP gives agents access to tools. Quelvio gives them company understanding — pre-processed, continuously ranked, ready to act on.

Every connector follows the same pattern: authenticate, select scope, sync. Permissions from the source system are respected at query time — employees only see content they have access to in the original tool.

Text extraction is the baseline. Quelvio goes deeper — diagrams embedded as visual vectors and retrievable by content, not just described. Presentation speaker notes treated as primary content. Video transcripts with per-speaker attribution, and cross-modal frame selection that captures the exact slide on screen when the engineer explains the architecture. Tables preserved as structured data. A 1,000-page engineering manual with 200 diagrams is fully understood and searchable by visual content, not just OCR'd.

You're billed for what you index, what you maintain, and what you retrieve — not for how many people use it. Add a thousand employees and your bill doesn't move. Detailed pricing model launching soon.

Employees won't switch to a new tool. Quelvio meets them where they are.