Gems is an AI knowledge assistant whose core goal is to help users get ready-to-use answers from all connected knowledge sources, thereby completely eliminating manual organization.
Purpose: Gems is positioned as a "shortcut to all knowledge." Users only need to summon Gems and ask a question to quickly get an answer, without switching between hundreds of apps and folders, reducing cognitive load.
Main capabilities:
- Instant Q&A: Users can ask questions in their own words, as if asking a friend, or paste any text as context.
- Structured answers: Gems generates structured written answers, and each answer is called a Gem.
- Knowledge connection: Gems searches all of the user's and team's knowledge, synthesizes answers, and shows the connections between knowledge.
- Source traceability: Every answer comes with sources, making it easy to trace and verify at any time.
- Automatic organization: No manual organization is needed; the knowledge base is almost self-populating, achieving perfect organization with zero maintenance.
- Sharing and recording: With one click, paste a Gem into any app you are using, or publish it to a space shared with colleagues and friends, with no extra writing required.
- Cross-platform: Supports desktop and mobile, so Gems can be created and accessed anytime, anywhere.
How to use:
- Summon Gems through a simple shortcut.
- Ask questions in natural language, or paste text to provide context.
- Connecting tools takes only a few seconds, and after that there is zero maintenance.
- After getting an answer, press Enter to paste it into other apps with one click, or share it to a space.
Use cases:
- Personal knowledge management: Quickly retrieve forgotten information and reduce the burden of organization.
- Team collaboration: Centralize team knowledge, share answers and sources, and improve the efficiency of information flow.
- Cross-app workflows: Directly call up and paste answers in any app, with no need to switch.
Limitations:
- Official materials do not provide specific details such as pricing, the list of supported platforms, the specific types of connecting tools, or data security measures, so these are not available for now.