Olmex reads what your team already produces, maps it to your goals, and gives you one weekly picture of what actually happened — every claim cited, and a question asked when it doesn't know.
Built for ops-heavy companies, 40–500 people, that are done reconstructing the week by hand.
No credit card required · First briefing arrives on day one of your week
📰 Operating Picture — Week of July 12
Every claim links to a real signal · Slack · Jira · metrics
Reads the tools you already run on
The problem
Every tool in your stack already captured what happened. Almost none of them tell you what it means.
Commits, tickets, messages, metrics — scattered across six tools, agreeing on nothing.
Hours lost every week reconstructing a status update for work that already happened.
Decisions made from memory, dashboards nobody fully believes.
Flat per-workspace pricing — understanding your company shouldn't get more expensive as it grows.
Use cases
Same engine, different goals. Start with the whole operation, or jump to the team closest to yours.
COO / CEO · the whole operation
Engineering ships a routing change. Ops doesn't hear about it until dispatch breaks. Sales promises a lane the fleet can't cover. Every team's tools are working perfectly — and none of them can see the collision coming. Olmex reads all of them at once, so the conflict surfaces before it costs you the week.
Why this only works here: a dashboard shows one team's numbers. Olmex is the only layer reading ops, engineering, and sales against the same goals — so it can see what no single tool can.
📰 Operating Picture — Week of July 12
Reading 3 rooms at once · GitHub · Jira · Slack · metrics
Head of Operations
A lane drops 4 points and nobody can say why until Thursday. The dispatcher knew at 9am — the knowledge existed, it just never reached leadership. Olmex asks Nour the moment the metric moves, and her 30-second answer is attached to that number forever.
Typical goals: improve fleet utilization · reduce cost per load · protect on-time delivery
📰 Operating Picture — Week of July 12
Every claim links to a real signal · Slack · Jira · metrics
VP Operations
Your ops channel gets 100+ signals a day — every delay, every check-in, every complaint. Individually meaningless. The pattern hiding inside them is the whole business. Olmex clusters them, spots the zone trending down, and tells you before the week is lost.
Typical goals: cut average delivery time · reduce driver churn · protect order accuracy
📰 Operating Picture — Week of July 12
Every claim links to a real signal · Slack · metrics · files
COO / Plant Director
Downtime gets logged, scrap gets counted, the line supervisor knows exactly which machine is the problem — and none of it reaches the leadership meeting in a form anyone can act on. Olmex reads the logs and the humans, then writes the picture before you ask.
Typical goals: raise OEE · cut scrap rate · reduce unplanned downtime
📰 Operating Picture — Week of July 12
Every claim links to a real signal · Slack · files · metrics
Head of Product / CTO
The team is busy. Velocity looks fine. But how much of that work actually pulled toward the goal you set in April? Olmex maps every merged PR and closed ticket to a real objective — and flags the work that's quietly pulling the other way.
Typical goals: hit the roadmap · reduce cycle time · keep work aligned to strategy
📰 Operating Picture — Week of July 12
Every claim links to a real signal · GitHub · Jira · Slack
The shift
One workspace. One picture. Evidence attached to every claim.
How it works
Six steps, running continuously in the background — not a report you have to schedule.
Commits, tickets, messages, metrics, documents
Understands what changed, maps it to your goals
Flags what's missing, asks the person who knows
Weighs evidence, checks conflicts, builds honest confidence
One grounded narrative — what moved, what's at risk
The few calls that actually need a leader this week
Walkthrough
01
GitHub commits, CRM moves, metric sheets, and 30-second human updates via Slack. Olmex reads every one, tags it, and connects it to your goals — with confidence it never fakes.
02
At 8:00 on the first working day of your week — Monday, Sunday, whatever your company runs on — the briefing lands in Slack: what moved, what's at risk, what needs a decision. No analyst lost a day building it. No dashboard you have to remember to visit.
📰 Operating Picture — Week of July 12
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03
When a number moves or work contradicts direction, Olmex pings the one person who knows why. Their 30-second reply is attached to that moment forever. Three days of archaeology becomes one question.
(Your answer appears in your next briefing.)
✓ Attached to the metric · asker notified
15 min
typical setup — connect Slack, set a goal, done
Every week
the picture compiles itself, automatically — nobody has to remember
100%
of AI claims carry evidence you can open
Day one
8:00 AM — Sunday or Monday, your briefing is already in Slack
Category
Olmex isn't a dashboard, a BI tool, an AI chatbot, or a knowledge base. It's the layer that sits above all of them.
Dashboards show you numbers.
Olmex tells you what they mean.
BI tools answer the question you know to ask.
Olmex surfaces the one you didn't.
AI chat waits for you to ask.
Olmex asks first.
Knowledge bases store what happened.
Olmex tracks what's happening now.
Project management tracks tasks.
Olmex tracks whether the company is winning.
Enterprise search needs 100 seats and a rollout.
Olmex is one flat price and 15 minutes.
Outcomes
Not what Olmex does. What's different about your week.
The update that used to take an afternoon is already written when you open Slack on the first morning of your week.
See what's actually pulling toward the goal you set — and what's quietly working against it — before the quarter ends.
Ask anything. Get an answer with the evidence attached — or an honest "here's what's missing, and who to ask."
Nothing moves without an explanation attached, pulled from the person who actually knows — not guessed by a model.
Slack, GitHub, Jira, docs, metrics — read once, reconciled into a single operating picture leadership actually reads.
The time spent compiling status and writing summaries goes back to running the company.
Trust
Every property below ships in the product today — not a roadmap slide.
Every claim in the picture traces to a real signal. The model is structurally blocked from inventing evidence.
Every answer says how sure it is — and names what's missing instead of guessing.
Every sensitive action — an admin viewing a workspace, a correction, an override — is logged and reviewable.
Workspace roles and per-room access control exactly who sees what — enforced at the database, not just the UI.
Connected tool tokens are encrypted (AES-256-GCM) — never stored in plain text.
Row-level security guarantees one company can never see another's data — not even accidentally.
We will not tell you something we cannot prove.
We will not fill a gap with a plausible guess — we ask a person who does know, and we wait.
We will not act on your behalf without being asked.
FAQ
Everything you need to know about getting started and growing with Olmex.
15 minutes. One directive, one goal, five metrics, connect Slack, and Olmex reads the room. We can walk you through it, but most teams do it solo.
Nope. Pick what you have. Start with Slack and metrics. Add GitHub or Jira anytime. Olmex works with what exists; it doesn't force new tools.
Olmex ships briefings to Slack (the weekly sync lives there, along with asks). If you're not on Slack, reach out — we can discuss alternatives.
Yes — rooms are how pricing works. One workspace, many rooms. Ops gets one view, sales gets another, each with its own goals, metrics, ask loop, and briefing. Pilot is 1 room, Founding is 3, Team and Company are unlimited.
Then your briefing arrives Sunday. Week start is a workspace setting — Sunday–Thursday, Monday–Friday, or whatever your company actually runs. Olmex compiles at 8:00 on your day one, in your timezone.
Because the ask-loop only works if the person who actually knows is in the room. The moment you're counting seats, you start leaving out the dispatcher who has the answer — and then Olmex asks the wrong person. Charging per head would break the product.
Exactly what it says — no daily caps, no rationing the feature that makes Olmex useful. Paid plans carry a soft ceiling around 500 asks/month, which is more than a busy 40-person ops team uses. Go past it consistently and we'll email you to sort something fair. We won't cut you off mid-week. Free Pilot is capped at 20/month.
Yes. Every claim in your briefing links to a source you can open. If Olmex can't verify something, it says "we don't know" and tells you who to ask instead of hallucinating.
When a metric moves or work contradicts your goals, Olmex pings the person who knows (Ops Lead, Sales Lead, etc.). They reply in Slack in 30 seconds. That answer lives in the briefing forever.
Yes. The engine reads signals and maps them to goals — the goals are yours to define. Logistics and delivery are where we've focused first, but manufacturing, product, and any ops-heavy team works the same way.
Encryption at rest, room-level access control, and a full audit trail on every sensitive action — see Trust above. SSO and a formal SOC 2 audit are on our roadmap, not a claim we make today.
Your data is yours. Hard delete on request, no recovery period. Briefings stop arriving; everything else is available for 30 days (to export if needed).
Early. The product is live and in use, but we're deliberately taking a small number of design partners first so we can build this properly with real operations, not in a vacuum.
Team and Company plans get custom ask routing (send specific questions to specific people). We can also set standing questions ("What's our utilization this week?").
Founding rate — locked for life
Not a dashboard nobody opens. Not a status update nobody reads. A company that understands itself, continuously — so leadership spends its hours deciding, not reconstructing what already happened.
If you spend more time inside Olmex than building your company, we've failed.