One area, your real documents, your real questions. Credits included. We scope it with you and it converts to a paid plan only if it earned it.
Start a pilot →Your plant already knows why the machine failed. Rivyt finds it, explains it, and acts on it.
Rivyt connects your manuals, work orders, systems, and your most experienced people, then puts them to work: cited answers on the floor, investigations into why things keep failing, troubleshooting plans with evidence, and work orders drafted for your approval. Fox brings it to any technician by voice.
Machine down. The answer in seconds, with the page it came from.
A technician asks in plain English, from a phone, and gets the procedure, what happened last time, and what the veteran would check first. Each step is labeled by where it came from. The walk across the plant to find someone who knows is over.
Every answer cites the page, the work order, or the interview moment. No source, no claim.
Rivyt on the floor, by voice.
Fox is Rivyt for the technician with a phone in one hand and a wrench in the other. Hold to talk, ask the question, hear a short answer with the procedure cited. No typing, no scrolling, no walking back to a terminal. Same knowledge, same evidence, same approvals as the desktop, built for the place the work actually happens.
- Voice in, voice out. Ask out loud, hear the answer.
- Short answers built for someone standing at a machine, with the source one tap away.
- Scan a machine to scope every question to it.
- Works on a phone or a tablet, in a browser, nothing to install.

The answer is usually already in the building. It is in three places nobody can search.
Written documentation
ProcedureManuals, SOPs, lockout procedures, drawings, spec sheets, scanned paper from the 1980s. Supposed to be safe because it is written down. Scattered across a shared drive, a binder, and a vendor portal, and unfindable in the five minutes a tech has while a line is down.
Operational history
HistoryWork orders, maintenance logs, incident reports, shift notes. The plant's memory of what has actually happened. Almost never read, because it is filed by work order number and nobody knows which one to open.
What your people know
ExperienceWhich sound means what. Which part actually fits. The step the manual gets wrong. Not written down, not recognized as knowledge by the person who holds it, and gone the afternoon they retire.
The people who know how the plant runs are leaving faster than they can be replaced.
Each bright figure is a worker over 55. Every few seconds one of them retires. What they knew about the equipment leaves with them unless someone captured it first. You cannot hire your way out of this; the only lever fully in your control is how much of what your current people know survives their departure.
When your best technician retires, the plant still knows what they knew.
Rivyt builds interview questions from your own equipment and procedures. The veteran answers by voice, in thirty minutes, on the floor. What they say becomes part of every future answer, attributed and reviewed by a supervisor, instead of leaving in a truck on a Friday.
A new hire that is useful in weeks, not six months.
The questions a new tech asks in their first month were almost all answerable from things the plant already had. Rivyt answers them the moment they come up, on the floor, without pulling a senior person off their own job.
- Mon 06:52Where is the lockout procedure for the #4 press?SOP-104 · p.3
- Mon 09:14What torque on the main bearing cap?Lathe manual · p.118
- Tue 07:30Sealer keeps tripping. Has this happened before?3 work orders since June
- Tue 13:05Which grease for the overhead crane trolley?Crane manual · §6
- Wed 06:40P-204 is rattling. What do I check first?SOP + WO-1938 + interview
- Thu 10:22Which valve isolates line 2 for a filter change?P&ID sheet 2 · V-207
Nothing to migrate. Nothing new for the floor to learn.
Connects to what you already have
Shared drives, uploads, scanned paper, spreadsheets, work orders. No migration, no re-entry, no new system for the floor to learn.
Understands how it all relates
Rivyt knows that a work order is about a machine, that a procedure governs it, and that what the maintenance lead said is about the same coupling. That is what makes an answer complete instead of a search result.
Acts, with a person in the loop
Cited answers, investigations, troubleshooting plans, and drafted work orders are all live. Rivyt sits above your systems and does not replace them. Nothing is written into them until a person approves it.
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Accuracy is not a feature. It is the product.
A technician who cannot verify an answer will not use it. A plant that gets one confident wrong answer stops asking. Every decision in Rivyt follows from that.
Every answer cited
Each claim points to the page, the work order, or the interview moment it came from. No source, no claim.
Labeled by authority
A step from the lockout procedure and a tip from a twenty-year veteran are both valuable and not the same thing. Answers say which is which.
Says so when it doesn't know
No supported answer means Rivyt tells you that, instead of producing something plausible.
Reviewed before it becomes truth
Captured experience is queued for a supervisor to confirm, correct, or reject before it appears in an answer.
You see it working on your own floor before you pay for anything.
Sixty days, one area, your real documents and your real people. No procurement to start, no implementation project, and a number at the end that says whether it earned a contract.
Start a 60-day pilot →- WEEK 1Pick one line, one bay, or one crew. Connect the folder. Name the two or three people who know it best.
- WEEK 2Rivyt indexes what you have. Your people answer a thirty-minute voice interview each, built from your own equipment.
- WEEKS 3 TO 6Your newest tech uses it on real work. You see what it answered, what it missed, and what it cited.
- WEEKS 7 TO 8We review the numbers together. It converts only if it earned it.
Start free. Pay for what you use.
No per-seat pricing. A per-user bill is how a knowledge tool ends up with three logins and a plant that still walks across the floor to ask a person.
Every answered question uses credits. Plans include a monthly bucket sized to your operation, from a single shop to a multi-site group. No per-seat pricing, so the whole floor can ask.
Talk to us →Multi-site rollout, SSO, security review, private deployment, custom connectors, and SLAs. Built for the plant group that wants the whole portfolio on one map.
Request a conversation →Questions we get asked.
Run a plant or a shop? Start with one area.
60 days free. Your real documents, your real questions, one line or one bay. We scope it with you on a call, and it converts only if it earned it.
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- No procurement to start
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