A little guidance.
A clearer path.

Start with one reviewed process, decision, or team handoff. Add a descriptive title, the document's text, and an optional source link. Then ask a specific question that the document can answer.

You can import UTF-8 text and Markdown files, or paste text into a new document. PDF extraction and native synchronization with external tools are planned. Check the file size and storage limits shown in your workspace.

A source URL records where a document came from. It does not fetch or synchronize the page. Paste or import the text you want to search, and keep it up to date in your library.

Open the cited excerpt to read its source and revision. Search results depend on the documents in your workspace. Review the evidence before acting, and update older documents when the underlying process changes.

Each point represents a saved document. Drag to rotate, use the zoom buttons, and select a point to inspect its title and revision. Choose Open document to read it. The connecting lines show a spatial layout; they do not assert semantic relationships.

The map displays up to 24 documents. Your library contains the full list.

Open Team in your workspace and invite the person's email address. Choose Editor to let them maintain documents, or Viewer for read access. The workspace owner manages invitations and member access.

Workspace members can read its documents according to their membership. Editors and owners can make changes. Keep sensitive information out of shared documents unless every member should have access.

Open Billing in your workspace to see your plan and the options available to its owner. Free access is available. Paid plans can be activated when checkout is available and payment is confirmed.

Open Settings and choose Export account data. The download includes your profile, memberships, accessible documents, and your search history. Account deletion is also available in Settings.

Use the Contact page for product questions, account help, privacy requests, or a problem you have found. Describe what you were doing and what happened. Please leave out passwords and other sensitive account details.