Onri

Onri is an AI-powered people search engine built to help organizations find internal subject-matter experts. Instead of searching documents or asking around over email, users can type a question like "who knows about X" and Onri returns people who match, backed by evidence pulled from their actual work — specifically commits and tickets from GitHub and Jira. The idea is to replace slow, informal ways of tracking down expertise with a direct, searchable index of who knows what inside a company. The tool runs continuously in the background, updating each person's expertise profile as they keep committing code or closing tickets, so the index stays current without manual upkeep. It's aimed at growing engineering and product teams that are starting to feel the effects of knowledge silos, where the right person to answer a question is hard to find as headcount grows. Plans start at $100 a month. A clear limitation is that Onri currently only connects to GitHub and Jira, so it can only build expertise profiles from activity in those two tools. Organizations that track work primarily in other systems, or teams whose expertise doesn't show up in commits and tickets, won't be well represented in its search results.