Eliminate onboarding chaos. Build a self-updating company knowledge base so your team stops asking you.

Growing startups of three to twenty people hire fast, and the founder becomes the bottleneck because they are the one who knows everything. Every new team member joins, and the founder spends hours explaining the same things over and over. The reasoning behind past decisions lives in a Slack archive nobody searches, and the procedures that are documented are already out of date.

Sofie Wiki takes a different approach: the AI writes and updates the company knowledge base for you from chat. You describe a decision, hash out a process in a thread, or answer the same question one more time, and the assistant creates or edits the right page, cross-links related entries, and versions the change. The result is a wiki new hires can search themselves, so the founder stops being the single source of truth.

The reading experience is familiar: a Wikipedia-style interface with table of contents, semantic search, categories, and full revision history. Nothing to migrate from your existing Notion or shared docs, you start fresh and let the AI rebuild the wiki from your files and conversations. When you outgrow the solo tier, the same wiki scales to a shared workspace with permissions, SSO, and a hosted AI service on the Team plan.