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Narratize

Product knowledge hubs for R&D teams

Raised to date

$3.8M

of $5M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$1.2M
Investors
13
Last filed
Jun 23, 2026

About

Narratize, Inc. is a Covington, Kentucky software company selling an AI-native product knowledge platform for R&D and product innovation teams. It pulls data from systems of record such as PLM, ERP and CRM, captures undocumented expertise from technical staff, and organizes both into per-product Knowledge Hubs connected across a portfolio. Teams then query those hubs for source-traced answers, drafted technical documents and decision-ready intelligence. The underlying intelligence layer comes from CEO and co-founder Katie Trauth Taylor's peer-reviewed rhetoric research, which identified 30+ narrative frameworks distinguishing successful innovation pitches from failed ones.

The platform is built on published narrative-science research rather than generic prompting: 30+ corporate storytelling algorithms shape how technical knowledge is captured and rendered, and answers are source-traced back to the systems and experts they came from. The company reports up to 67% faster innovation cycles and roughly 9 hours recovered per person per week.

Funding

  • EquityFiled Jun 23, 2026Form D
    $3.8M/ $5M

Product

Narratize Product Knowledge Hub

AI knowledge platform

An AI platform that orchestrates product knowledge from PLM, ERP and CRM systems together with expert know-how captured from technical staff, centralizes it per product, and activates it as source-traced answers and drafted documents for R&D and product teams.

  • Orchestration of data from PLM, ERP and CRM plus capture of undocumented expert knowledge
  • Per-product knowledge hubs connected across the portfolio
  • Contextualization against product history and past decisions

Built for

Mid-market manufacturers with roughly $50M-$1B in revenue and enterprise divisions in chemicals and advanced materials, medical devices, aerospace and defense, industrial equipment, consumer packaged goods, and energy and electronics

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