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Run the physical world on proven know-how.

Tacite pulls your email, drawings and business systems into one workflow. It watches while your team works and tells them the moment they make a mistake your experts already solved.

Free 30-day pilot. We set it up with your team.

Optics table with lenses and mirrors in a laser research lab

01Laser lab

What happened

A gas flow meter read 5% instead of 100%. The team lost two days finding it.

Tacite would watch the next test. If the meter reads wrong again, it would tell the team right away and show how they fixed it.

That could save the two days this one lost.

Gloved hands moving a sample between tubes in a biology lab

02Bio lab

What happened

Up to 36% of lab cell lines are mislabeled or contaminated, yet only a third of labs check. U.S. labs spend $28 billion a year on research no one can repeat.

Tacite would watch the lab’s work. If someone starts an experiment on an unchecked cell line, it would tell them right away.

Wider checking could put nearly $750 million a year of U.S. research money to better use.

Water rushing through a large flood test channel

03Flood control

What happened

Oroville Dam’s spillway cracked soon after it was built, and for decades repairs were treated as routine. In 2017 it failed: 188,000 people evacuated, $1.1 billion to fix.

Tacite would watch new inspection reports. If one calls a repeat crack routine, it would tell the inspector right away and show the past repairs.

Those were the warning signs behind a $1.1 billion failure.

Firefighters watching a wooden building burn during a fire test

04Site fire

What happened

U.S. fire crews respond to about 4,440 fires a year in buildings under construction, causing $370 million in damage.

Tacite would watch the site’s work plans. If temporary wiring breaks the site’s rules, it would tell the crew right away.

Electrical and lighting equipment causes 46% of this damage, about $170 million a year.

Construction worker in a hard hat working on a building frame

05Job site

What happened

In U.S. construction, bad project data and miscommunication cause $31.3 billion of rework a year.

Tacite would watch drawings and orders. If one repeats a past mistake, it would tell the crew right away, before they build it.

Teams spend almost 4 hours per person every week fixing mistakes and redoing work.

Every team learns the hard way. Most teams forget.

A mistake that took days to solve comes back months later, with a new person or a new AI agent. The fix existed. Nobody could find it in time.

  1. Fixes live in people’s heads and group chats.

    Tacite notices the fix while the work happens.

  2. When people change jobs or shifts, the details behind a fix get lost.

    Each saved fix keeps why it works, the proof, and when to use it.

  3. AI agents repeat mistakes people already corrected.

    Tacite would watch what AI agents plan and tell them the moment they repeat a solved mistake.

How it works

An expert approves the fix. Tacite shows it when it applies.

  1. 01

    Notice

    We set Tacite up for your team. It would notice when someone fixes a problem.

  2. 02

    Expert approves

    Your expert checks each saved fix and approves it. Nothing reaches the rest of your team without that approval.

  3. 03

    Remind

    Tacite watches while people and AI agents work. When someone makes a mistake an expert already solved, Tacite tells them right away and shows the approved fix.

Demo

Protect concrete poured in cold weather

Reason
Concrete that freezes before it reaches 500 psi can be damaged by a single freeze.
Evidence
ACI 306R-16, Guide to Cold Weather Concreting
Applies when
Any pour when the air is, or is forecast to be, below 40°F (4°C).

Your setup

Set up the way your company needs.

  • We set up where Tacite runs and where your data lives to match your company’s rules.

  • You decide what gets shared, who approves it, and who sees it.

  • Tacite can run on your own AI hardware or in the cloud, whichever fits your team.

AMD provided Tacite with Ryzen AI Max hardware and support.

Working with

Early partners

  • SilverEdge CommercialCommercial construction
  • UT3Laser and plasma research
  • EarthSpace AISpace science AI
“We stopped losing four hours every Sunday trying to piece together what we shipped. Tacite captured our work all week and just handed us the drafted update.”
Hejia Geng, Co-Founder, Tap&Tell AI

Founded at The University of Texas at Austin

  • Andre SandovalStrategy and partnerships
  • Vivi DengCustomers and growth
  • Yuxuan CaoResearch and engineering
  • Koutian WuProduct and AI

Expert knowledge. Before the next mistake.

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