The AI that knows everything your company knows.

Your company's answers, in one place.

Ask Slack, Gmail, Drive, Notion and Jira in plain English and get the answer with a link to the source.

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Example (names and content are made up): in the Enhanciar app, five people ask in one afternoon. Maya in support: "A customer bought 40 days ago and wants a refund. Can they get one?" (answered, 4 sources). Arjun in sales: "draft a reply to Acme about the SSO date" (draft ready, waiting for approval). Priya in engineering: "review PR #418" (review posted). Dana in ops: "turn yesterday's call notes into Linear tickets" (3 tickets, approved). Sam, a new hire: "who owns billing?" (answered). Maya's thread: not cash, but yes to store credit; orders between 30 and 60 days get store credit, from the Notion refund policy, the #support decision in Slack, a solved Zendesk ticket and a Gmail note from finance. She asks it to reply to the customer; it drafts the Gmail reply, she approves it, and it is saved to Drafts.

Ask it here, in Slack, on your phone, inside Claude and Cursor, or from the API.

Works with the tools your team already uses

GitHub, Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Notion, Confluence, Jira, Linear, Zendesk, Postgres.

Find us on

Product Hunt, Hugging Face, Crunchbase, the official MCP Registry, Glama, Smol Launch and OpenHunts.

Say what you need. Watch it get done.

Four real jobs, in the words people use. Each one waits for your approval, except pull-request review, which posts on its own once you turn it on.

• "Turn this meeting note into tickets" → three Linear tickets (retry failed payments once, write the Q4 pricing FAQ, book the Acme security review), approved.
• "Reply to Acme about the SSO date" → a Gmail draft to Sam at Acme, "single sign-on ships 30 Oct, ahead of your renewal", with the Linear ticket it came from. Approved and saved to Drafts; you press send.
• "Review this pull request" → a review posted on PR #418: charge() isn't idempotent, so a slow bank can bill twice; retry once. Changes requested. Posts on its own, once you turn it on for a repo.
• "Put the launch review on the calendar" → a Google Calendar event, Thu 9 Oct 10:00 to 10:30 with Maya, Priya and Dana, approved and invites sent.

Connects to the tools you already use

GitHub, Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Notion, Confluence, Jira, Linear, Zendesk, databases, websites and file uploads. WhatsApp is coming soon. GitHub syncs itself on every push; everything else connects in a few clicks.

Answers are half the job. It does the other half.

Tell it what you need, or let it spot the next step. It writes the ticket, the reply or the doc, shows you exactly what it will do, and waits for your approval.

• Review every pull request: each new PR gets a review with your whole codebase as context, posted as comments on the PR.
• Turn meeting notes into tickets: action items become Jira or Linear issues, each with the line it came from.
• Draft the email reply: a Gmail draft with the facts it found. You still press send.
• Write the decision up in Notion: a decision made in a Slack thread becomes a Notion page.
• Post the update to Slack: a week of ticket changes, summed up and posted to the channel you pick.
• Book it, note it, file it: add a calendar event, add an internal note to a Zendesk ticket, open a GitHub issue.

You approve first. Every proposal waits in your Actions queue with the quote it came from. Nothing runs until a person clicks Approve, and an approved action runs once. The one thing that posts on its own is pull-request review, and only on repos where you turn it on.

Things people hand it

Review this PR. Turn these notes into Linear tickets. Draft the reply to Acme. Add it to the calendar. Write the spec up in Notion. Post the summary to #sales. Add the workaround to the ticket. Open a Jira issue for it. Each one waits in your Actions queue until you approve it; pull-request review posts on its own, on the repos where you turn it on.

Connect once. Ask. Approve.

1. Connect your tools. Pick the apps your team works in. A few clicks each, no code. Everyone only sees what they already have access to.
2. Ask anything, anywhere. In the web app, in a Slack channel, on your phone, or from Claude and Cursor. Ask the way you'd ask a colleague.
3. Get the answer, the source and the next step. Every answer links to the message, doc, ticket or file it came from. If there's work to do, it drafts it. You approve, it runs.

Same brain, wherever you ask.

The same question, the same answer, the same four sources, in whichever place you already are.

• Web app: the full app on your laptop: the answer, every source in the lit pane, and the Actions queue where you approve the follow-up.
• Slack: mention @Enhanciar in a channel and the answer lands in the thread, sources included, for everyone to see.
• Your phone: the same chat at phone size. Ask on the way into the meeting, not after it.
• Claude and Cursor: Enhanciar is an MCP server, so the AI tools you already work in can ask it, and hand the follow-up to your Actions queue.
• API: one endpoint (POST /api/v1/query) for your own scripts and tools. The same answer, with the same sources, as JSON.

Every team has a question only one person can answer.

Now anyone can ask, and the follow-up gets done.

• Sales: walk into every call knowing what was promised. Then draft the follow-up email.
• Support: find the fix that's already in an old ticket. Then add the workaround as a note on the ticket.
• HR & ops: stop being the company's FAQ page. Then post the answer in #people.
• Founders: stop being the only one who remembers why. Then write the decision up in Notion.
• New hires: ask the question you'd feel silly asking twice. Then book 15 minutes with the owner.
• Engineering: know what breaks before you change it. Then open a GitHub issue to track it.

Not another search box. Not another chatbot.

• Every tool, not one app. The answer is usually split across an email, a Slack thread, a ticket and a pull request. Enhanciar reads all of them together.
• Every answer shows its source. Click any source to see the exact line it came from. If it can't find one, it says "I don't know" instead of guessing.
• Does the work, with you in charge. It drafts tickets, replies, docs and reviews. You see exactly what it will do before it does it.

One flat price. Not per person.

Solo: $24/mo, for one person or a small founder team. Team: $100/mo, up to 10 people, one price, not per seat. Plus your AI provider: about half a cent to 3 cents a question, depending on the model you pick. Monthly plans. Cancel anytime. Pay by card, UPI or PayPal. See full pricing.

Your company's data stays your company's.

• People only see what they're allowed to see. Permissions are checked on every question.
• Your AI account, not ours. Your content goes straight to Google, OpenAI or Anthropic under your own account. Your key is encrypted and never logged.
• We don't train AI on it. Enhanciar does not train models on your content, and does not use it to improve any shared model.
• Take it with you. Export everything, or delete your workspace, whenever you want.
• SOC 2 Type II audit in progress. Not certified yet; the security page has the details.

For engineers too

Same brain, a few extras for code: ask why the code is like this, see what breaks before you change it (impact analysis), AI review on every pull request, docs that are rebuilt when a pull request merges, and use it from Claude or Cursor.

Questions, answered plainly.

What is Enhanciar?

A company brain. It connects to the tools your team already uses, answers questions in plain English with a link to every source, and drafts the follow-up for you to approve.

Which tools does it connect to?

GitHub (code, issues and pull requests), Slack, Gmail, Google Drive, Google Calendar, Notion, Confluence, Jira, Linear, Zendesk, Postgres, MySQL and Firestore databases, websites and uploaded files. WhatsApp is coming soon.

Where can I ask it?

In the web app on your laptop or phone, in a Slack channel by mentioning @Enhanciar, inside Claude or Cursor, or from your own code through the API. Same brain, same sources everywhere.

What can it do, beyond answering?

Review pull requests, create Jira, Linear or GitHub issues, draft Gmail replies, add Google Calendar events, post to Slack, create Notion pages and add internal notes to Zendesk tickets.

Will it post or change anything without asking?

No. Every follow-up is a proposal in your Actions queue with every detail visible. Nothing runs until a person approves it, and an approved action runs exactly once. Gmail replies are saved as drafts; you still press send. The one thing that posts on its own is pull-request review, and only on repos where you turn it on.

Do I need to be technical to use it?

No. You ask in normal sentences. Connecting a tool is a few clicks, and getting an AI key takes a few minutes; the docs walk you through it.

What does “use your own AI account” mean?

Enhanciar uses an AI model from Google, OpenAI or Anthropic to read your sources and write answers. Instead of reselling that AI with a markup, we let you plug in your own account. They bill you directly at their normal price; we charge only the flat plan.

Is there a free trial?

No. Sign-up is open to everyone, on paid plans only (no free trial, no free tier). Pick a plan, add your own AI key and connect your first source.

Is it Enhanciar or Enhancer?

Enhanciar, spelled E-N-H-A-N-C-I-A-R. We are the company brain at enhanciar.in, not a photo or audio enhancer.

What does your company already know?

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