Everything your team knows, in one place
Spaces hold a tree of pages, every edit keeps the version before it, and the assistant answers from what you have actually written — citing the page it came from.
Knowledge Hub
Spaces, pages and everything the team has written down
Spaces
Write it down, find it later
The loop that turns scattered knowledge into something the team can lean on.
Start from a template
Pick meeting notes, a decision record, a client profile or a runbook — the headings are already there, so nobody faces a blank page.
Put it in a space
Company, a client, a department or something private. A page inherits who can read its space, so the boundary is set once.
Ask it anything
The assistant searches only published pages in spaces you can see, and cites each claim back to the page it came from.
The blank page is why wikis stay empty
People know something worth writing down and stall on how to lay it out. Fifteen templates answer that before it is asked, and any page your team likes the shape of becomes a template of its own.
- Meeting notes, decision records and retrospectives
- Client profiles, project and campaign briefs, brand rules
- Onboarding, handovers, policies, runbooks and incident reports
An answer, with its receipts
Ask a question in plain English and get an answer built only from what the team has written down — every claim numbered back to the page it came from, so you can check it in one click.
- Only published pages are searched, never half-written drafts
- Only spaces you are allowed to read
- A space owner can switch a space out of the assistant entirely
- If nothing covers it, it says so instead of guessing
Built like a wiki people actually keep using
Pages inside pages
Nest a page under any other to build a real tree. Move one and its children come with it.
Versions, always
Every edit snapshots what was there before. Compare, restore, and never lose a paragraph to a bad afternoon.
Search that reaches everything
Titles and bodies across every space you can read, ranked so the page you meant comes first.
Private where it needs to be
A space is open to the workspace or to a named list. Pages inherit it, so nothing leaks by accident.
Summarise a long page
Turn a wall of text into the three things someone actually needs before a call.
Drafts stay drafts
Nothing half-written shows up in an answer. Publish when it is ready, archive when it is not.
A company wiki that earns its keep
The knowledge layer everything else leans on — and the one place a new joiner can be pointed at on day one.
- Spaces for company, clients, teams and private notes
- Nested pages with breadcrumbs
- A version kept on every edit, restorable
- Full-text search across what you can read
- 15 templates, plus your own saved ones
- Cited answers from the assistant
- Publish, archive, restore or delete for good
- Per-space control over who reads it
Frequently asked
Only published pages, only in spaces you personally can see, and only where the space owner has left the assistant switched on. Every answer cites the pages it used, so you can check it.
Every edit keeps the version before it, with who changed it and when. You can read any version and restore it in one click.
Yes. A space is either open to the whole workspace or limited to a named list of people. Pages inherit their space, so you set the boundary once.
No — 15 ship with the product, from meeting notes to incident reports. You can also save any page your team likes the shape of as a template of your own.
Archiving is the default and it is reversible. An admin or the page’s author can also delete a page for good, which removes its version history too and asks first.
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