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Your context, usable in every AI tool

Individuals got faster with AI. Your team didn't.

Pomegranate makes your team's context usable, automatically. It captures what your team knows, makes it shareable inside every AI tool, and keeps you in control of what's exposed.

For founders, CEOs & leadership teams·50–300 person companies·4 spots open

One source of context. The whole team at AI speed.

What Pomegranate does

Make your context usable, automatically.

The teams that pull ahead assemble and share context by hand. Pomegranate does it for everyone — capture, share, and keep control.

01

Collect & organize. What your team knows.

Context from transcripts, docs, Slack, and your CRM — pulled into one structured source of truth, typed and organized for you.

Captured from Gong calls, #product, and the strategy doc — sorted into the library, no one had to file it.

Captured for you

02

Make it shareable. To teammates and their AI tools.

Hand each person exactly the context they need — so reviews and decisions get settled right where the work happens, in the tools your team already uses.

Here's what this draft needs: the current strategy, the latest calls, and what's in scope.

Shared on demand

03

Secure & control. You decide what's shared.

Sharing is safe by default — you choose exactly what's shared, and with whom.

"This is private to #leadership. Share it with the wider team?"

Always your call

How it works

Your team's knowledge, in one place — and inside every AI tool they use.

Pomegranate pulls in what your team already produces, organizes it into one library, and hands the right piece to whoever — or whatever — needs it. You stay in control of what's shared.

Your sources

SlackGoogle DriveTranscriptsSpecs & docsGitHubSalesforceHubSpotGong

The context library

the library · everything your team knows, organized
The Pomegranate context library: scattered team knowledge captured and sorted into one library, organized by category — competitors and market, products, audience.

Your team · in every AI tool

ClaudeChatGPTClaude CodeCopilotCursorGeminiCustom agents

Captured & organized

Everything your team knows, pulled into one place and sorted for you.

Shared with the team

The right context shows up inside every AI tool they already use.

You decide what's shared

Choose exactly what's shared, and with whom — nothing leaks by default.

Collects from where work happens

SlackGoogle DriveTranscriptsSpecs & docsGitHubSalesforceHubSpotGongIntercomZendesk+ wherever your team works

5–10 minutes a day of curation — fewer minutes than your standup. AI proposes updates. You approve.

Shows up in every AI tool your team uses

ClaudeChatGPTClaude CodeCopilotCursorGeminiCustom agents+ more

No new tool to learn. No new place to write. Drafts come back grounded in your team's real context — every claim traced to its source.

The productivity paradox

AI makes individuals faster.
The team gets output that's generic, off, or wrong.

Confidence in AI's usefulness fell 18% in 2025 even as use rose. And 94% of companies that deployed AI report no significant ROI yet — because their AI doesn't have the team's context, and overloaded humans are left to catch what it gets wrong.

Brand voice · Killed phrases

Today · A phrase you retired at the rebrand keeps surfacing in customer-facing copy. The new hire's first campaign reads like a competitor's.

Banned phrases stay banned. New hires inherit your taste from day one — even the rules nobody bothered to write down.

Positioning · Category frame

Today · You moved off "workflow automation" in February. Rep emails and content drafts still use the old frame.

Your current positioning reaches every campaign, every brief, every analyst conversation within hours of the call.

Strategy · Segment pivot

Today · You named the mid-market pivot at the April offsite. Half this week's outbound is still pitching SMB.

Segment focus and ICP reach every brief and every draft the day you call it.

Strategic bets · Reaching everyone

Today · You named the platform pivot at the April offsite. Two months in, half the PRDs still point to the old roadmap.

Every PRD draft opens with the current bet, framed against the current segment focus. New bets reach every PM within hours.

KPI definitions · Numbers that don't match

Today · "Activation" became 7-day retention three weeks ago. The exec deck still tracks signups. The board sees the wrong number.

PRDs, exec deck, board chapter, release notes — all use the same current definition. Every review starts from the right baseline.

Killed features · Recurrence

Today · You killed the workflow builder in February. A PM just proposed a "lightweight workflow builder" in Q3 OKRs.

Killed features stay killed. A repackaged version brings up the original decision — and why — before the PRD reaches review.

Pricing · Slow to reach reps

Today · You decided Monday to consolidate to three tiers. By Friday, three open deals will quote the old five.

Pricing reaches Outreach AI, HubSpot AI, ChatGPT drafts the same day. Discount caps move with the call.

Battlecards · Decay

Today · Battlecards are 8 months out of date. You just lost a deal — the rep brought the old one. Nobody owns updating them.

Battlecards stay current. New competitive intel proposes updates. Once approved, every competitor-mention draft reflects it.

Segment pivot · Lag

Today · You pivoted to fintech in March. Four April outreach campaigns still pitch e-commerce.

Segment pivots reach reps in hours, not quarters. New ICP framing flows into outreach drafts the same week.

Inside the context library

Scattered knowledge becomes one organized source of truth.

A · What we say (and don't)

How your team talks.

Your positioning, your vocabulary, your proof points, the phrases you've decided to stop using.

PositioningWho we sell toWords we useWords we don'tCurrent narrativeApproved proof pointsCompetitor talking tracks

B · What we're doing right now

Where your team is headed.

This quarter's goal, yesterday's decisions, the customer you're focused on, the metric you're chasing.

This quarter's goalCurrent prioritiesKPIs we reportOKRs (if you use them)Recent leadership callsPricing & discount rules

Aiming for

$4.0M

Mid-market ARR · end of Q2

At today

$2.3M

▲ 12% MoM

Was, until

Activated SMB signups — May 9

Board pivoted Q2 budget to mid-market.

Your OKR and planning tools stay put. Lattice, Quantive, Productboard, Linear — Pomegranate reads from them, doesn't replace them. It doesn't take over your wiki; it makes sure the wiki shows up where the work is.

What teams do with it · three stages

Three levels of team velocity.

01 · Faster

Usable output, the first time.

Context makes AI output usable. Ask once and a usable first draft comes back — built on the real strategy, every claim traced to a source. People ship work, not rework.

02 · Together

The team stays in sync, on its own.

Each team's context posts its own updates and answers other teams right in the conversation. Status assembles itself; a cross-team question gets answered without a ping, a day's wait, or a meeting.

03 · Compounding

The connecting work runs itself.

Work that spans teams is gathered, synthesized, and drafted for your call. The pattern across every conversation is found, ranked, and routed to whoever needs it — you still decide what ships.

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A 25-minute working session. No deck. No pitch.

We look at what your team does today, the AI tools they're already running, and where a layer of shared context would land first. We only move forward if it's the right fit.

  • A live read of your team's current strategy, as your AI tools would see it
  • Which AI tools we'd brief first (and which to leave alone)
  • A worked example, using a real decision you made this quarter
  • An honest read on whether the daily habit fits how you lead

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