Features

Files go in.
Work gets done.

Every feature below ships in the product today. No roadmap hand-waving, no "coming soon" badges — except the two places where we say so plainly.

Store & find

The system of record.

Desktop sync folder

Drop files in a folder on your desktop; they upload with resumable, verified transfers. Browsing and downloads happen through the web — your disk stays clean.

Full-text search

Bounded keyword retrieval over document text with page-number citations, plus type, date and size filters. Vectorless by design — you can always ask why a result ranked.

AI category labels

Files classify themselves against your department's curated taxonomy the moment they land. No fit → flagged for a person, never silently misfiled.

Version history

Replace a file and the outgoing version is captured server-side, first. Forward-only, nothing deletes a version, and restoring re-captures the displaced state.

Trash & restore

Deletes are 30-day tombstones. Restore a whole subtree with keep-both naming — nothing overwrites anything silently.

Thumbnails & preview

Images and PDF first pages render as thumbnails and an in-app preview page — wall-checked like every other read.

Ask & automate

The agent platform.

Assistant with citations

Ask in plain language; get answers drawn from your own documents with page-level citations and a files card listing every source used.

Workflow compiler

Describe automation in plain English → a declarative JSON spec with a fixed verb vocabulary (summarise, notify), reviewed before activation, audited at every firing.

Organizer proposals

The agent proposes file moves, renames and relabels with evidence — a manager approves, and nothing moves until a human says so.

Scheduled digests

Weekly personal catch-ups, manager digests (flagged backlog, unanswered searches) and monthly tenant reports — compiled through the department wall, without an LLM.

Knowledge graph

People, organisations and places extracted from your documents fold into a wall-scoped graph view — co-occurrence you can inspect, not similarity scores.

MCP for AI clients

Cursor, Claude Code and other MCP clients connect with a personal access token and get search + ingest tools scoped to that person. No delete tool, deliberately.

Run & govern

Built for the people who answer for it.

Department walls

Members search and read only their department's documents — enforced on every read surface, including the assistant, digests and the graph.

Hash-chained audit log

Every change to people, files, links and settings lands in a tamper-evident chain — verified on demand, exportable as CSV.

Usage ledger

Every model call — classify, summarise, extract, answer, compile — is metered with its purpose and visible in your console.

Quota enforcement

Storage allowance derives from seats and is charged atomically at every byte-writing step — concurrent uploads can't race past it.

Webhooks

Timestamped HMAC-signed events for file lifecycle, bounded retries, per-endpoint delivery log — with private-network targets refused by default.

Ransomware anomaly alerts

A velocity scan over the changes journal raises one owner alert per actor per cooldown when deletion or rewrite patterns spike.

See the pipeline for yourself.

The simulator narrates the real stages — or read how the pieces fit together.