Keep what catches your attention.
A thought, a link, an image. Bring the things you want to return to into one library, with the original source always close.
Capture your first ideaNotes, links and inspiration.
A little more connected.
Meet Sakvi · 37 seconds
A quick tour of capturing sources, organizing your thinking and finding it again.
Sakvi is your knowledge workspace. Save notes, links, images and PDFs in one searchable library. Organize them into projects and collections, and connect ideas on boards. Search your sources, or ask a question when AI is connected. The demo includes an illustrative AI answer; AI is disabled by default in this development edition.
From a first thought to a fresh perspective
A thought, a link, an image. Bring the things you want to return to into one library, with the original source always close.
Capture your first ideaMove beyond a list of saved things. Bring sources together on a board and follow the relationships that make your research useful.
Explore boardsSearch your notes and extracted source text. Return to the passage, the perspective or the question that started it all.
Explore your libraryA quick thought. An article you will need again. The image that started an idea. Keep notes, links, images and PDFs together, with the original always close.
Note · Research
Link · Inspiration
Image · Reference
Notes, links, images and PDFs.
Catch the thought before it goes.
Keep the source, not just the address.
Give your visual research a home.
Give each project its own space. Group sources into collections. Move ideas around a board and connect them as your thinking takes shape.
Ideas make more sense together.
A place for work in progress.
Keep related sources together.
Make room for a different perspective.
Search across saved sources and extracted text. With AI connected, ask Sakvi a question and follow the citations back to your own material.
Note · Research
Link · Inspiration
Image · Reference
Search the text you saved.
Find the detail you remember.
Follow links between your sources.
Optional AI, grounded in your library.
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