Glean solves a real problem: finding information scattered across dozens of workplace tools. It’s strong AI search over connectors, with a large catalog of integrations. If your question is “where’s that document?”, Glean is a solid answer.
Redijo solves a different problem, and that’s why the comparison matters. The question that carries weight in a board meeting isn’t “where’s the file?” — it’s “where did that number come from?” Redijo starts there: the answer exists only if the source exists, and every figure carries back the file, the tab, and the range behind it.
Auditable by construction, not by trust
This is a category difference, not a degree of polish. In an AI search tool, the model reads the passages and drafts an answer that sounds right — the proof, if you go looking, comes after. In Redijo the proof is born with the answer: calculation and comparison are deterministic, kept off the AI’s path, and every number already carries a link back to the spreadsheet. You don’t trust — you review.
Permission at synthesis time
Glean is permission-aware: it respects the access controls of the connected source systems when it fetches a document. Redijo goes one step further and enforces each fragment’s permission at the moment the answer is composed — what you can’t see never enters, not even hidden inside an aggregate value. That’s our moat, not a configuration toggle.
Where Glean has the edge
In fairness: Glean ships a broader catalog of native connectors today, and for teams that need to index dozens of SaaS systems at once that’s a concrete advantage. Redijo starts from the files you already have — spreadsheets, statements, PDFs — and exposes an MCP server so you can bring your own AI. Native connectors arrive in stages.
Pricing you can check without talking to sales
Glean doesn’t publish pricing: the figure comes on request. Redijo publishes its plans openly, with no per-user charge, and importing documents is always free. Transparency is a form of auditability too.
Your files are hosted with international-transfer safeguards — GDPR-grade controls by architecture, not by promise.