About Verde

What Verde is

Verde is one place for what your team knows. Documents live in vaults and buckets, and every document is public, company, or private. Any AI you connect can search it before it answers and save what it learns when it's done, with exactly the permissions of the person who connected it.

When a decision changes, you tell your AI. Verde replaces the old document, keeps it in the history, and every connected tool answers from the new one. Public documents can also be published as a knowledge base anyone can read on the web.

Who it's for

Teams whose people use different AI tools and need those tools to agree. Everyone stays in the AI they already use, and Verde shows who changed what, and from where. It works just as well for one person who wants every AI they use to remember the same things.

It speaks the Model Context Protocol (MCP), the open standard AI tools use to reach outside knowledge, so it works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, and any other MCP client. The Free plan is free forever, with no card.

Who builds it

I'm DJ Adkison, the founder of Verde. Verde is a product of Enthusiast, LLC, the company that operates it and the one named on our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

We operate out of Franklin, Tennessee, and we launched Verde in July 2026.

Why Verde exists

We built Verde for collaboration between teammates, through documentation. Your team writes down what it decided and how it works, once, and everyone reads from the same place.

An AI can only answer from what it knows. When every tool keeps its own notes, they drift apart, and somebody ends up asking which version is real.

So naturally, every AI your team connects checks that documentation first, and it stays current when something changes. We built Verde FOR AI from the start, on an open standard, so your team's knowledge isn't tied to any one AI company.

How to reach us

Email hello@getverde.ai about anything: product, billing, security, or privacy. We read every message. If you found a security issue, send it there rather than posting it publicly.