Features
Paste a link, ask what it says
Add links to articles, documentation and pages. They're read for you, and you can ask across them together with your files.
Start a spaceUseful pages pile up in open tabs and chat threads. By the time you need one, you can't remember which it was.
Paste the links into a space. Each page is read, and answers cite the page they came from, with a link back to the original.
What to add
- News and blog articles
- Product and help documentation
- Restaurant, venue and activity pages
- Public reports and policy pages
- Several links at once
How it helps
Read for you
Paste one link or many. Each public page is read and ready to ask.
Mixed with your files
Links sit alongside PDFs, notes and recordings in the same space.
Back to the page
Every citation links to the original page so you can read it in full.
Questions you could ask
- Summarise these three articles.
- What does the documentation say about setting up an account?
- Which of these venues has step-free access?
- What are the opening hours on each page?
- Where do these two articles disagree?
How to start
- Add something. Open a new space and drop in a file, a link or a note. That creates the space and its link.
- Ask. Open Chat and ask in plain words. Answers cite the sources they used.
- Share. Copy the link and send it. Anyone who has it can add and ask. Nobody needs an account.
Questions and answers
Does every page work?
Public pages usually do. Pages behind a login or paywall can't be read.
Is the page kept up to date?
A page is read when you add it. If it changes later, add the link again to read the new version.
Does it search the web for me?
No. It reads the links you add and answers from those and the rest of the space.
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