Visus AI

Visus lets teams build custom AI assistants trained on their own documents and internal knowledge. Users upload materials, such as files, policies, or reference documents, configure the assistant, and then ask it natural language questions to get instant answers sourced from that training data rather than from a general model's open-ended knowledge. The platform includes conversational follow-up, so users can refine a question after getting an initial answer. The tool is aimed at business teams that want to make internal knowledge searchable and instantly accessible, reducing the time employees spend digging through documents, wikis, or shared drives to find an answer. It connects to common knowledge sources including Google Drive, Confluence, and Notion, and can be deployed into communication tools like Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Discord, as well as accessed through a Chrome extension. What distinguishes Visus from a general chatbot is that its answers are scoped to the uploaded training material, with configurable sensitivity and accuracy parameters and real-time permission enforcement so answers respect who is allowed to see which documents. The company states it uses TLS 1.2+ encryption in transit and AES-256 full-disk encryption, and says it is working toward SOC 2 compliance. A free tier is available, though detailed pricing tiers beyond that are not published on the site, and a founding year is not confirmed beyond a 2023 copyright notice.