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Phasoric · the intelligence layer for your life

Start with one project. Build on what you learn.

Capture a useful source, ask a question, and keep the reviewed conclusion. Return to that knowledge yourself or retrieve it through a connected AI client.

External AI connections require setup and Premium or higher. Saving a record is deliberate; Phasoric does not automatically collect every conversation.

Illustrative workspace · sample content
What changed in the launch decision?

Two source updates affect the review date. The existing rationale remains supported by three cited notes.

3 citationslocal retrieval
Decision reviewOwner and rationale visible
Proposed follow-upApproval required
Every claim links back to its source.
What you can do

How this keeps your knowledge useful.

01

Capture or import a source

Bring a project brief, a meeting note, or a useful article into your workspace. Begin with something you already need.

02

Connect related context

Link the source to the project, people, and decisions it informs, so the background stays findable.

03

Retrieve a cited answer

Ask a question against selected context and check the original evidence behind the answer.

04

Review the change in Pulse

Use a source-linked briefing to see which changes and due reviews need your attention.

05

Record the decision in Strata

Save what you decided, why, and what remains unresolved. That record can inform the next session.

06

Preview and approve in Forge

Review the proposed effect before approving a supported action. Keep the result with the reasoning.

Portability

Markdown remains the canonical knowledge format. Export and local readability do not depend on continuing a paid vertical.

Explicit product boundary

Privacy boundary

Telemetry records coarse milestones only—never titles, note text, prompts, paths, or learner identifiers.

Explicit product boundary

Limits shown

Connected providers, hosted intelligence, collaboration, APIs, and domain execution depend on plan, configuration, and explicit consent.

Explicit product boundary