Cluing
59Browser highlights and PDFs turn into a shared, self-organizing knowledge base agents can act on.
ai-for / knowledge-management
10 tracked tools do knowledge management, 7 of them under Research & Knowledge and 5 under Knowledge Management & Wikis.
Paid entry prices run from $4 to $32 a month, and 8 of them have a free tier. None have been rated yet, so Cluing, Emberly and GoSearch lead the list on click-through instead. One of them ships a public API.
ranked by reader ratings, then click-through
Browser highlights and PDFs turn into a shared, self-organizing knowledge base agents can act on.
Browser mind-map workspace where notes, files and bookmarks live as linked nodes instead of folders
Enterprise search across 100+ connected apps, with grounded chat, role-specific agents and no-code workflows
AI knowledge workspace that captures articles, PDFs, and videos into a personal library you can query and summarize.
Infinite canvas that turns documents, PDFs and videos into mind maps you can keep editing
Turns saved webpages into short, source-linked facts for research instead of one long reading list.
Early-access memory layer positioned as an operating base for AI-native companies and their agents.
An AI colleague inside Microsoft Teams that drafts documents, writes meeting minutes, and triages your inbox.
Alani, a persistent agent that answers with citations over your files, a shared community library and business systems.
Enterprise search across email, Drive, SharePoint, Jira, Confluence, Slack, Miro and Figma