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Verbasil helps teams find their decisions again, the reasons behind them and the supporting evidence. It turns notes, meeting minutes, conversations and customer feedback into a company memory the team can consult and trace.
In brief
A company makes dozens of decisions a week and forgets most of them within months: debates restart, mistakes replay, customer feedback gets lost. Wikis and drives store, they do not hand knowledge back. Verbasil is a company memory: the team drops in its raw material (emails, notes, meeting minutes, customer feedback), the product extracts the signals, spots what keeps repeating and links every decision to its evidence. Answers, observations and decisions point back to their sources; when there is not enough material to establish a trend, Verbasil says so. AI assistants compatible with the MCP protocol can consult this memory and suggest items to keep. The memory remains the company's property.
Verifiable facts
| Product | Verbasil, verbasil.com |
| Category | Business Memory |
| Launch | 2026 |
| Founder | Phrenel Lawson, sole founder, built in public |
| Stage | Beta, early access open |
| Pricing | Solo €49/month; Team €195/month, 5 seats included, then €39 per seat |
| AI integration | MCP server: a compatible assistant can consult the memory and suggest items to keep |
The founder
Phrenel Lawson is the founder of Verbasil. A product builder who has worked at several startups, he builds the memory of companies in public: decisions, signals, learnings. He documents Verbasil's own decisions in Verbasil itself.
For several years he built a first project alongside a job, and kept repeating the same mistakes without noticing: parts redesigned several times because he had not kept what he had learned, user feedback written down then slowly overwritten by his own opinion, decisions made on gut feeling rather than on his own data. The realization: the problem was not him. A company documents things somewhere, but that knowledge never comes back at the right moment, and nobody can simply ask it a question. Verbasil was born from that observation: a company memory that hands knowledge back at the right moment, instead of one more place to store it.
Topics he can speak about
- Organizational forgetting: decisions debated again, mistakes replayed, knowledge leaving with people.
- What AIs do not retain: an assistant remembers its user, not the company's decisions, and crosses neither people nor tools.
- Memory portability across AIs via the MCP protocol.
- Building a product solo and in public, documenting his decisions in his own product.
Assets and logos
Every file downloads individually, no account needed. The 44-second introduction film, shot on the real product, is available on the about page.
Press contact
Phrenel Lawson, founder · press@verbasil.com



