derkthejerk

Spotlight is a great tool for search once you know the name of a file, but it doesn't go beyond that.

That's what we are trying to do.

We want you to be able to organise files in one place, regardless of which tool they were created in, whether you know the name of the file or not and show you all the necessary information about them whenever you need it.

We allow you to find files based on who sent them to you, tell you which discussions were had about which url, and which files or emails are relevant to get more information about one of your documents.

That is why we focus on files you use for work and try to bring files and information to the forefront that gives you all the information you need.

Let me give you two examples of how we are different from : 1) Someone posts a link to a competitor's website in Slack, with Sense I then get to see all the other conversations that have been had on Slack about that link and which files also include that link or are "related" to that link. 2) Many projects have all the required information in a combination of Jira tickets, Miro boards, Google docs, and emails. With Sense I can easily get them altogether into one space and have them at top of my fingertips.

Do you think that is different from the other projects you have seen?