Human potential. Amplified.

Anyone, in any company. The CEO, sales, operations, finance, analysts: each of them asks in their own words, and every answer comes from the same facts, with its source right there.

One size does not fit all, so Honeycomb learns your company as it is, your teams, your systems and your documents, instead of making you fit a template. It is there to augment your role, not replace it: it does the reading, the searching and the first draft, so you can spend your time on the decisions only you can make.

Honeycomb asks, "How can I help?" You tell it what you need, and it takes it from there.

If you give it your website, it reads the public pages and shows you what it found; you confirm or correct each point before anything goes into the brain. Then it walks you through connecting what is needed, right in the conversation, and as it reads it tells you what it learned, each point tied to where it came from.

You can check it yourself. Every answer shows its sources: press Show on the map and you see the fact, the document it came from and what it connects to.

If something is off, say so. You confirm or correct it, and from then on the brain uses your correction. We would rather show you where an answer came from than ask you to take it on trust.

No. Agents read and prepare the work. Anything that creates, changes or sends something waits until a person you choose approves it, or an approval rule your company set allows it.

A new agent starts in dry run, so you see what it would do before it does anything, and Undo removes everything it set up. Every change that goes through is on the record: who approved it, when and why.

You decide. People only see what they are allowed to, in answers and on the map, and the scope chips on the brain's pages only ever narrow that, never widen it.

Yes. A holding company and its businesses, a franchise, or a private equity firm and its portfolio sit side by side in Companies, and Add company brings in the next one. Each company's facts are kept as its own, and people and agents set to one company see only that company.

You do. It is your company's knowledge, not ours. An owner can export all of it, with its full history, as readable files, whenever they like.

No. We do not use your data to train models, and our AI providers do not use the data we send them to train theirs. If your company brings its own AI provider key, retention for those AI calls follows your own agreement with that provider. Otherwise, it follows each AI provider's standard API data retention terms, as described in our Privacy Policy.

No. Honeycomb connects to the systems you already use, such as QuickBooks, Google Workspace and SEC EDGAR, and works through them. Nothing is migrated. Reading is on from the start; anything that writes back waits for approval.

If you use FactSet, Honeycomb connects with your own FactSet API access. Sign-in is checked when you connect, and what comes back depends on what your FactSet subscription includes.

No. Use ours, or bring your own AI provider and key. What your company learns lives in your brain, outside any provider, so if you switch, it stays with you.

Your company sets its usage limits, and you can see what has been used, so nobody gets a surprise. When a limit is reached, work stops before the next AI call goes out, until an owner raises it.

The apps your company needs and does not have yet, like a customer order-status page. You describe it, approve the plan, and it gets built, with checks it has to pass before it goes live.

Apps never hold your passwords. They get short-lived access to the systems you approve, and anything they want to change waits for a person, the same as an agent.