Established company work
Practical experience
Client work, project-information discovery, and the AI Lab at KU Innovation Park inform the questions we are working on.
Euphemystic Ventures · Lawrence, Kansas
Euphemystic Ventures develops CiteTerra.
Complex projects leave behind conflicting records, changing requirements, and decisions that are hard to explain. We are developing CiteTerra to help people reconcile that evidence, understand what governs a decision, and retain the knowledge behind it.
From client work to product development
Finding a document is only part of the work.
Our consulting experience exposed a recurring difficulty: a relevant passage can still be the wrong basis for a decision.
Requirements change. Documents are superseded. Exceptions live in correspondence. The same project, organization, or product can appear under different names. People spend time reconstructing which information belongs together and what still applies.
We are turning those lessons into CiteTerra: a product intended to help people reconcile evidence and preserve the context needed to use it.
Proposed initial commercial focus
Start with architectural submittal review.
Before materials and products are used on a building project, reviewers check proposed selections against the project’s requirements and changes.
We propose starting here because the questions are concrete: does the submitted product meet the requirement, what has changed, and which exceptions need a person’s judgment?
What we are developing toward
CiteTerra is intended to bring the relevant requirements, revisions, and supporting records into the review, with conflicts and exceptions visible for a person to assess.
The reviewer remains responsible for judgment and the decision. The proposed workflow is still being developed.
Explore the product direction at CiteTerraProgress and direction
Experience to build on. A focused next step.
In development
CiteTerra
We are developing a product for reconciling project evidence, with architectural submittal review as the proposed first commercial focus. The review workflow and how to evaluate it are still being developed.
Longer-term opportunity
Institutional memory
We envision helping organizations retain the reasoning behind decisions across project handoffs, staff changes, and future work. This broader opportunity will require further development and evaluation.
People and company background
The people behind the work.
Chief Revenue Officer
Craig Stoppel
Market development, outreach, and partnerships.
Craig on LinkedIn
Company coverage
These stories document the company, its work, and its development direction.
Beyond the Hype Lawrence Business Magazine · September 14, 2026 Ted Kihm and Craig Stoppel on Lawrence Business Magazine Radio KLWN · October 1, 2026 Micro data center launches in Lawrence KCTV5 · April 9, 2026Selected consulting
Bring us a specific problem.
Alongside CiteTerra development, we continue selected consulting in document-heavy workflows, search, and evaluation.
Tell us about the work, the records involved, and the decision you need to make. We can discuss whether a scoped engagement is appropriate.
About selected consultingCompany contact
Talk with Euphemystic Ventures.
For investment, partnerships, selected consulting, or a question about the company, send a brief note.
Interested in the product? Visit CiteTerra for the product story.
Prefer email? info@euphemystic.com