Build an evidence graph
Connect requirements, decisions, test outcomes, and supplier inputs while preserving where each claim came from.
Decision intelligence for hardware teams
NanoHN turns scattered technical evidence into clear decisions, risks, and next steps.
Built for the evidence between an idea and a production-ready product.
Critical context gets buried across documents, inboxes, meetings, and revision histories. NanoHN is being designed to connect that evidence without hiding the reasoning behind the answer.
The concept focuses on four high-friction moments where teams need context, comparison, and accountability.
Connect requirements, decisions, test outcomes, and supplier inputs while preserving where each claim came from.
Ask what a new constraint changes, which assumptions it challenges, and what the team needs to validate next.
Structure options, tradeoffs, unresolved risks, and the evidence needed for an informed review.
Create durable decision records so later teams can understand what changed, why it changed, and what remains uncertain.
Why Claude
We plan to use Claude to analyze long, mixed technical contexts, compare competing constraints, and produce structured outputs that link back to source material.
NanoHN is an early-stage concept. These principles define the product we intend to build.
Recommendations should be inspectable, linked to source material, and clear about uncertainty.
The system supports judgment. It does not silently make production or safety decisions.
Automate the work of collecting context so specialists can spend more time evaluating it.
We are speaking with hardware product, quality, and engineering teams about how complex decisions are made today.
Early conversations only. No product availability or launch date is implied.