Your AI tools don't speak your language
AI tools mishear your jargon
Product names, acronyms, and people's names get mangled in every transcript, and you fix the same words in every app, forever.
You fix the same words in every tool
You fill in each tool's custom dictionary. Now five tools hold five separate word lists, nobody owns them, and every new term means updating all of them.
One glossary, every tool in sync.
Define your terms
Add your product names, acronyms, and people once, with the context that gives each one meaning.
Connect your tools
Authorize the AI apps your team uses. You decide which tools can read which terms.
Sync everywhere
As AI tools join the roadmap, your terms flow to them too. Change a term once and it updates everywhere connected.
Two-way updates
Tools can send new terms and corrections back, so your glossary grows from real usage instead of manual upkeep.
Vote for the tools you want next
When a tool reaches enough votes, we take your demand straight to that team. Your vote is a nudge with your name on it.
Your terminology stays yours
A governance tool has to earn trust before anything else. Here's how we treat your data.
Data minimization
We store the terms you define and nothing more. No transcripts, no meeting content, ever.
You own your data
Your glossary is yours. Export or delete everything at any time, no lock-in, no questions.
Stop asking users to re-type their jargon. Pull it.
If you build an AI tool, let your users bring their own verified terminology. One REST endpoint, scoped by the keys they grant you.
# Fetch an organization's approved terms curl https://api.jargonsync.com/v1/terms \ -H "Authorization: Bearer $KEY" # → returns { "terms": [ { "term": "DANA", "aliases": ["Donna"] }, { "term": "MUS", "aliases": ["muse"] } ] }