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NOAN
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Your company has thousands of documents, but only one version of the truth. NOAN turns the facts your business has approved such as pricing, positioning, policies, products, customers, and more into a verified, versioned source of truth available through API and MCP. Connect any model, agent, or app and give them all the same company facts, instead of letting each AI interpret your documents differently.










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How do you handle cases where two teams approve different facts about the same product?
NOAN
@advin_jadis great question, there are fact level permissions firstly so it depends who has the rights, then there are draft approvals just like with a pull request in github. Then our graph highlights any overlap - you can easily build an agent with the model of your choice that scans for drift too. If you're using Verity in slack you can select an owner of a 'stack' of facts in a channel and then they have approvals right from slack.
I like the idea of keeping approved business facts separate from all the other documents. That seems especially useful as teams start using more AI agents.
NOAN
@lucy_rolff thanks! Exactly - it's really the key to keeping your team and agents aligned. The thing is business doesn't rely on memory, it's really built on defined decisions, for example you set your pricing - so we've built the platform for you to use those to control how your company runs. It's incredible what you can automate accurately with this approach.
@lucy_rolff @neal_mann no more "where's the latest version of this?" 🫠
NOAN
Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm Neal, founder of NOAN.
Why we built this Before NOAN I spent years helping companies connect strategy, brand and execution. The hard part was never the ideas. It was getting everyone to work from the same version of the truth.
AI made that problem worse, fast. Every team started pointing its own tools and agents at the same scattered docs, decks and prompts: pricing in one place, positioning in another, the ICP in a prompt someone wrote months ago. Each one came back with a slightly different company. More context doesn't fix that. More retrieval just gives agents more things that look right. What they need is a list of things that are true, verified by someone who knows. So we built NOAN around that idea from day one, and we run our own company on it.
How NOAN works NOAN is a fact layer: your company's verified truths, served to people and agents from one place. Facts live in blocks (pricing, ICP, brand tone, refund policy). A person verifies each one or gives an agent the rights to update them, and every change is versioned.
Then there's Activity: a social feed of everything happening across your API. Every read, write and task, by every person and agent, in one stream. You can watch your agents work like you'd scroll a timeline, and trace every answer back to the fact it came from.
There are three ways to use it:
🔹 NOAN App. Create and verify facts, keep your contacts, and supervise agent work on a task board. No code. 🔹 NOAN Headless. Your facts as an API: versioned, permissioned, addressable by block. Build your own agents, apps and even your website on top, and connect Claude, Claude Code, Cursor or Codex to our hosted MCP server in about a minute, no API key needed. Our own site has no CMS and no CRM. It reads NOAN.
🔹 Verity in Slack. Verity is our agent, and she lives where your team already talks. Ask her anything in any channel and she answers from your verified facts. Type "fact:" and she drafts one for the right person to verify. If someone says something that contradicts a fact, she flags it. She also adds tasks, contacts and notes, turns meeting notes into proposed facts, and can manage all your own agents from the task board.
How it's different Most teams building a company brain today are doing it in markdown files or a GitHub repo. It's a good start, but a folder of files can't tell you which version is true, who verified it or what each agent read. A company needs a connected graph of its facts, contacts and work, behind an API every person and agent can reach.
Most tools come at this from the wrong end: ❌ Workspaces and wikis are written for people, so agents retrieve whatever looks similar ❌ Memory and RAG recall what was said, not what the company has agreed is true ❌ Agent platforms sell you the agents, meter every task and keep the brain locked inside
NOAN makes building accurate agents simple. So we're giving ours away.
New today: the agent pack, MIT licensed The agents we actually run NOAN on, including customer support, fact alignment, market research, weekly activity reports, sales decks and our newsletter, with more joining as we build them. Bring your own model keys, run them on your own GitHub, no per-task meter. Read the code, fork it, make it yours.
🎁 For the Product Hunt community 50% off NOAN Starter for your first 3 months. Use code PRODUCTHUNT50 at checkout.
🚀 Get started
Sign up free at getnoan.com. Verity reads your website and drafts your first facts for you to verify.
Connect your Agent: api.getnoan.com/docs/
Add Verity to your Slack: slack.getnoan.com/install
Clone the agents: github.com/getnoan/agent-pack
This is a relaunch for us. We first launched here in 2025 as a tool for entrepreneurs, and our users pulled us somewhere more interesting. I'll be here all day and would love your hardest questions, especially this one: where should a fact layer stop and memory start?
@neal_mann nice launch! the variance between company memory and verify truth makes the lot of sense.
how much the setup does it usually takes before an agent can start using the NOAN competently.
NOAN
@amrita_prajapati2 thanks! It's very quick, you just give your AI platform of choice, say Claude, the API docs and it sets you up on NOAN. It will help you build your fact layer and it then understands how to use all the functionality, like the task board or contacts network as it's all on the API - and it gets going!
Buffup.AI
how does noan manage real time updates when team members edit base documentation simultaneously?
NOAN
@sansa_grey Hi Sansa! Great question. Every change is live on the API instantly, and if you set the fact permissions for approvals on an API key then different team members or agents changes have to be approved. It's a key part of how we've thought through the issue you highlight, because it may not be team members making changes, but agents too - ours are updating facts daily. Very similar to the way pull requests and approvals work in Github. One change to a fact instantly updates for everyone and the changes are available across wherever the API is deployed instantly. Every change is shown and logged in the Activity feed.
I like the idea of separating company facts from the documents that contain them. Does NOAN keep a history of who changed each fact and why?
NOAN
@albertnelson yep the history of every fact is archived and available on the API - we also have a feature called Time Travel where you can see the state of your company at any point in time so you can understand why decisions were made.
How granular is the versioning? For example can a team update only one pricing rule without creating a new version of everything else?
NOAN
@alheri_murya it's granular, you can edit a single line for instance or a word - either with the likes of claude or yourself, or even if you have an agent running - say checking for drift, it can make the edit for you! Let me know if you have other questions, happy to answer.
Is there a workflow for resolving conflicting facts before they reach an agent?
NOAN
@austinphillips yep, great question, you have built in fact approvals - so if you have that turned on for the API key that the agent is referencing then the facts they see are drafted until you approve and set them live. You can roll back instantly too either by telling your coding agent to revert a fact or by doing it in the NOAN UI.