Why MindWiki exists
Useful work deserves a lasting home.
A good idea should not disappear into a conversation. A new tool should not mean starting from zero. We are building a workspace where the context carries forward.
From scattered context to connected work
Research in one place. Notes in another. A useful answer buried in an old chat. MindWiki started with the friction of keeping all of that together—and explaining it again every time the work moved.
The starting point is simple: ordinary folders and readable files. Your notes, sources, decisions, and agent outputs can share a home that you can open and maintain yourself.
You and your agents use the same foundation
Write a brief, capture a thought, or connect an AI client to your vault. When an authorized agent retrieves a page or saves useful work, it uses the same knowledge you do. Context becomes something you can inspect and improve, rather than something trapped in one conversation.
Keep the person in control
Your files should remain useful beyond a particular app. MindWiki keeps pages in Markdown, supports exports, and gives connections specific permissions. Requested agent work and scheduled organization suggestions have different controls; the documentation explains each.
MindWiki is a personal workspace today. Features vary by platform, and we describe the supported behavior in the docs as it becomes available.
Built by Keaton Williams
MindWiki is built by Keaton Williams. Have a question or an idea for the product? Reach out at support@mindwiki.io.
Start with the product overview, or make a home for one thing worth keeping.