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Features

One link. Everyone adds. Everyone asks.

A space is a shared folder you can ask questions. Send the link, and anyone who opens it can add material and ask about it.

Start a space

Most AI tools are built for one signed-in person. Getting a group into the same place means accounts, invites and plans before anyone asks a thing.

A space skips that. The first thing you add creates it and its link. Share the link, and everyone who opens it works from the same sources.

What to add

How it helps

No accounts to start

Create a space as a guest and share it straight away. Sign in later only if you want to keep it across devices.

Shared sources, private chats

Everyone sees the same content, but each person's chat history is visible only to them.

You stay in control

As the owner you can remove any source, reset the link so the old one stops working, or delete the space.

Questions you could ask

How to start

  1. Add something. Open a new space and drop in a file, a link or a note. That creates the space and its link.
  2. Ask. Open Chat and ask in plain words. Answers cite the sources they used.
  3. Share. Copy the link and send it. Anyone who has it can add and ask. Nobody needs an account.

Questions and answers

What can people with the link do?

Read the content, chat with it and add to it. Only the owner can rename the space, reset its link or delete it.

What if the link reaches the wrong people?

Reset it. The old link stops working immediately, and you can send the new one to the people who should have it.

Do I need an account to own a space?

No. As a guest, your spaces are tied to this browser. Sign in with your email to keep them in your account.

Try it with your own material

No account and nothing to install. The first thing you add creates your space and its share link.

Start a space

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