Every assistant learns your company a little as you use it — then keeps what it learned as a hidden profile inside one vendor's product. You can't read it, edit it, or take it anywhere. 88 Goldfish makes that knowledge yours outright: visible, correctable, and working across every model you use and every place your files live.
Closed beta, onboarded personally. Tell us what you're after and we'll get you in.
Everything your company knows, everything it has on file, and everything your people are actually wondering about — pulled into one place where they can act on each other. What comes out is new knowledge, new work, and better questions. Then it all goes back in.
Company knowledge, files and employee questions feed into a conversation, which produces new knowledge, new files and better questions — all of which return to the company as input for the next conversation.
Clone · prune · loop
A conversation is just a list of messages. Somewhere in the middle you took a wrong turn — and every message after it is still dragging that along. So fork the thread and leave the dead ends behind. The original stays where it was.
Summarize the risks across our supplier contracts.
Four of eleven auto-renew within 60 days. Two have no liability cap.
Will winter weather affect our shipping routes this quarter?
I don't have forecast data for your routes, so I can't say.
Draft a renegotiation brief for the two uncapped contracts.
Continue on
Uncheck the weather tangent, then clone — the new conversation carries only what mattered.
No lock-in
That's the deal a bundled assistant makes for you. Gemini works beautifully if everything lives in Drive, and only ever as Gemini. Copilot, the same with SharePoint. Either way you're betting your company's knowledge on one vendor staying ahead — in a market where the lead changes hands every few months.
OpenAI
Anthropic
xAI
Amazon
Meta
More added continually — new models usually within days of release.
Not just text
Point a conversation at a training video, a photo of a damaged part, a recorded customer call. One thread, whatever format the work is actually in.
Twenty years building media technology for NBC, Disney, BBC and Hulu went into this part.
Soft landing
Most people at your company know they should be doing more with AI. They open the chat window, ask it to clean up an email, and close it again — not because the tool is weak, but because nothing in it knows what their job is.
88 Goldfish knows how your company is arranged: departments, roles, the projects underway and what they're for. Someone in operations opens it to work relevant to operations. And anyone can publish a template — a conversation that starts already pointed at the right task — so your best operator's method becomes everyone's starting point.
All of it sits in the open. When the picture of your company is wrong or out of date, you fix it — rather than guessing what a vendor's model has quietly decided about you.
Large companies solve this with an enablement team. A company of twenty shouldn't have to.
Closed beta, and we onboard every company personally.
We didn't bolt AI onto a product. We built the product around what it makes possible.