Our mission Context management

Context management is a full‑time job nobody hired for.

Someone always ends up carrying it: repeating the same explanation in three channels, hunting down who decided what, updating a wiki page that decays the moment it's saved. Queryable exists to make that job disappear — meetings, chat, issues and email become one memory that keeps itself current, so a correction made once is true for everyone who asks after.

Meet & Teams · Discord · GitHub · WhatsApp · Email

correction Discord #support
#billing-questions
RS
Rafa Souza“Actually the refund window changed to 14 days last sprint — the bot's still saying 7.”
Captured: refund window → 14 days Rafa
updated Memory 1 place
Refund policy
Window14 days
Source#support · Rafa
Applies toevery future answer
No wiki edit required sticks
live Ask next week
“What's our refund window?”
TK
Queryable“14 days, changed last sprint. Source: Rafa in #support, Jun 3.”
Correct for every teammate cited
The hidden tax

Nobody's job title. Everybody's job.

Context management doesn't show up on a roadmap, but it eats real hours — repeating yourself, chasing down the person who remembers, or trusting a doc that's already out of date.

didn't we
…already decide this? The same question gets re-litigated because the answer lives in someone's memory, not a shared one.
1 edit, 0 sync
A wiki page gets updated once and drifts from reality the moment the next decision happens elsewhere.
5 tabs
The real answer is stitched across a meeting, a thread, an issue and an email — reconciling them is a full task in itself.
How context stays current

Correct it once. It sticks for everyone.

Queryable doesn't ask anyone to maintain a wiki. Context compounds from the work your team is already doing — and a single correction propagates everywhere the fact is used.

1 Capture

Watch where context is already made.

Meetings, Discord and WhatsApp threads, GitHub issues, and forwarded email — Queryable reads all of it as it happens, instead of waiting for someone to write it down twice.

  • Meeting capture with speaker-attributed transcripts and summaries.
  • Chat awareness across Discord and WhatsApp catches facts as they're stated.
  • GitHub & email feed the same memory, no separate documentation step.
Zero manual capture
Meeting summary — generated automatically
Discord decision — picked up in-thread
Forwarded email — parsed on arrival
Someone writing a wiki page — not required
2 Correct

One correction, everywhere at once.

When a fact changes — a policy, a deadline, an owner — someone just says so in the flow of work. Queryable updates the shared memory immediately, so the old answer stops circulating.

  • In-flow corrections — no separate editing screen, no doc to open.
  • Single source of truth per fact, not five slightly different copies.
  • Instant propagation — the next person to ask gets the new answer, not the old one.
before “Refund window is 7 days.” — stale, said by three people this week
after “Refund window is 14 days, changed Jun 3.” — the only answer left standing
3 Answer

Every question gets a cited answer.

Anyone can ask, in plain language, and get the current fact — with the exact meeting minute, message or issue it came from. No guessing which version is the latest.

  • Ask across every source — meetings, chat, issues and email in one query.
  • Cited, not summarized-and-hoped — every claim traces back to its source.
  • Self-hosted option keeps that memory on infrastructure you control.
answerAsk4 sources
“What's the current refund window?”
Q
Queryable“14 days, changed Jun 3 — was 7 before.”
Source: #support · Rafa · Jun 3
What "managed" context looks like

Not a wiki. A memory that keeps itself honest.

Self-updating, not self-decaying

A correction stated once replaces every stale version of that fact — no one has to remember to go edit a page.

One memory, every channel

Meetings, Discord, GitHub, WhatsApp and email stop being five places to reconcile and become one thing you can question.

Cited, always

Every answer links back to the meeting minute, message or issue it came from — the receipt travels with the fact.

No maintenance step

Context is a byproduct of the work already happening, not a separate documentation task competing for someone's afternoon.

Onboarding without a shadow

New hires ask the memory instead of a teammate — the same questions stop costing the same hour, over and over.

Your infra, your rules

Self-hosted and single-tenant options keep the memory on hardware you control — LGPD-friendly by design.

Ask anything

The context already exists. Now it's queryable.

Who owns the pricing decision, and why did it change?
Answer · 4 sources

Pricing ownership moved to Marina (Growth) after the Q2 planning call. The change from flat-rate to usage-based was decided in that same call after a WhatsApp thread flagged churn from small accounts; the GitHub issue tracking the billing migration confirms the rollout date. No one needed to write this down twice — it was already true across four places.

▸ Q2 Planning · 14:02 #pricing-thread billing/api #402 Forwarded: finance@
Who ends up carrying context today

Built for the people who get asked twice.

Team & eng leads

Stop being the human wiki

The decisions you're the only one who remembers become answerable by anyone, without you in the loop.

New hires

Ramp on the real history

Ask why something works the way it does and get the actual discussion — not a stale onboarding doc.

Distributed & async teams

Time zones stop costing context

Whoever's awake gets the current answer, cited — not a guess based on the last message they happened to read.

FAQ

Context management, from first principles.

What do you mean by "context management"?

The ongoing work of keeping shared facts — decisions, policies, owners, status — accurate and findable across a team. Today that work is manual: someone edits a wiki, someone else forgets to, and the two versions disagree. Queryable's mission is to make that work automatic.

Isn't this just a wiki or a knowledge base?

A wiki only knows what someone chose to write down, and it's only as current as the last edit. Queryable's memory is built from the meetings, chats, issues and email that already happened — it doesn't need a maintainer, and a correction spoken once replaces the stale version everywhere it's used.

How is this different from tools like PromptQL?

PromptQL gives AI agents structured context over your databases and BI systems — it's built for querying data. Queryable is built for the context that lives in people: what was said in a meeting, decided in a thread, or explained once in an email. Different layer of context, and often complementary — PromptQL knows what's in your warehouse, Queryable knows what your team actually meant by it.

What happens when two people disagree on a fact?

Every answer is cited back to its source and timestamp, so the disagreement is visible instead of hidden behind a confident-sounding summary — you can see exactly who said what, and when it changed.

Where does the memory live?

Queryable is built single-tenant and self-hostable, so the memory can stay on infrastructure you control — LGPD-friendly by design, and not shared across customers.

Do I have to change how my team works?

No. Queryable watches the meetings and channels you already use — Meet, Teams, Discord, WhatsApp, GitHub and forwarded email. There's no new tool to adopt or a wiki to remember to update.

See it in practice

Context management, by team.

Stop being the keeper of context.

Point Queryable at the meetings and channels you already use, and let the correction you make once be the one that sticks.