Your company's knowledge should work for its people.

I started Nodes in 2023 after 699 job rejections showed me how much a system can miss about a person. Our first work focused on hiring.

During my time at Brinks Home, I saw another side of that problem. There were great people doing the work, but the full context was scattered. Why had a decision been made? How had a process ended up this way? Often, the answer lived in someone's head. When that person left, someone else had to piece it together from the beginning.

I heard the same frustration from friends in consulting and healthcare, and from stakeholders at our insurance client. People knew their part of the business. Getting the full picture was the difficult part.

We began testing the broader Nodes product in mid-2025: connecting what a company knows so people can understand a situation, decide what to do and follow through. It has grown into the software I wish I had when I was doing that work myself.

Your company paid for what it knows in years of work and expensive mistakes. Nobody should have to rent that knowledge back from a vendor. We built Nodes so you can put it to work and own the intelligence you build.