Your teams decide across every tool they use. Simil brings those decisions into one record, with the reasoning still attached.
“Then we go with the new provider.”
Checkout migration → Q1
Checkout v3 signed off
Payments RFC · comments only
Q1 budget cut 18%
Only the channels and spaces you opt in · never private conversations
In the channel where the work already happens. Someone chooses, someone owns it, and Simil notices.
Simil drafts the record and asks the one question no document ever captures: why. A person on the team approves it before anything is filed.
A new hire, a new director, a board question. They were not in the room, and they do not need to be — they search, and the answer is already written, with everything it was linked to.
Every tool tracks the work.None of them track the humans.
What Simil is
It does not replace your tools, and it does not ask your teams to change how they work. It connects what you already have and holds the one thing none of it does.
Every choice with a downstream effect — captured automatically as you work. Attributed. Connected to outcomes. Never lost.
Who decided what, when, why, and what it blocked or enabled. The full picture. Always available. The memory that never forgets.
Every decision is attributed to the person who made it. Your teams get credit for the calls they get right, and you get the reasoning behind the ones that need revisiting.
Over time Simil learns how your organisation really works and gives you early warning — so you are steering with the full picture rather than the last update.
Connect a tool, opt in specific channels or spaces, and Simil captures decisions there and nowhere else. Never a private conversation, and everyone on the team can see the list.
Not chatter, not status, not thinking out loud. Wherever the conversation happens, it looks for the moment a question closes: something chosen, someone owning it.
The draft goes back to the people who were there. Approve, edit, or throw it away. Nothing is ever filed on its own.
One searchable record, whichever tool the decision came from. If it's reversed later, the old one is marked superseded and kept, not deleted.
Plain answers for whoever has to sign this off.