Keep the context. See the connections.
Granveo turns scattered files, notes, sources, and ideas into a visual map you can inspect, question, and build on.
For researchers, founders, writers, and teams working through complex evidence.
Your best ideas are buried across files, tabs, and notes.
The hard part is no longer collecting information. It is seeing how the fragments connect.
Follow an idea from source to synthesis.
The map grows with the work. You can inspect how a conclusion formed instead of starting over in another chat.
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Collect
Bring in the paper, video, interview, link, or note without flattening where it came from.
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Connect
Link a claim to its evidence, a question to its source, and one idea to the next.
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Question
Ask what supports the argument, what contradicts it, and what the current map is missing.
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Create
Turn the connected cluster into an outline or draft while keeping the source trail visible.
Your knowledge, with shape.
A folder stores files. A chat answers questions. Granveo builds the map between them.
Save sources
PDFs, links, videos, and notes as research objects.
Link ideas
Claims, questions, and evidence stay connected.
Ask your graph
AI reasons over context you have already built.
Create output
Turn clusters into outlines and drafts.
Where thinking gets messy.
Map claims, agreement, and open questions across a body of work.
Built for deep research.
Visual graph
See ideas as connected nodes, not isolated notes.
Source-aware AI
Ask questions grounded in your own saved context.
Node notes
Capture ideas without losing where they belong.
File & link memory
Bring in PDFs, articles, books, and videos.
YouTube workflows
Study long-form video with AI beside the source.
Graph to output
Turn a cluster into an outline, memo, or draft.
A workspace for your own knowledge.
Granveo Desktop brings the knowledge graph closer to your files, notes, and research flow.
Local-first knowledge graph application
AI-powered research features
File management and chat
YouTube transcript support
Dark and light modes
Bring the workflow, not a polished brief.
Show us where evidence gets scattered or a decision loses its history. That is the best place to start.
Research you would not paste anywhere casually.
Unpublished ideas, sensitive PDFs, and private drafts deserve a workspace that respects them.
Local-first
Your workspace stays closer to your files.
BYOK
Bring your own model key for full control.
Traceable answers
AI output stays tied to its sources.
You own the memory
Decide what is saved, linked, or deleted.
For people who work with complex ideas.
Researchers
Map papers, claims, methods, and open questions.
Writers
Turn reporting and sources into structured narratives.
Founders
Connect customers, competitors, and product bets.
Students
Build concept maps from lectures and papers.
Analysts
Synthesize documents, reports, and decision evidence.
Thinkers
Keep ideas alive long enough to become projects.
Information is abundant. Context is scarce.
AI made it easier to generate answers. It did not make our knowledge easier to organize.
Granveo helps you build durable thinking systems around the knowledge you already collect.
Where does context get lost in your work?
Bring a research-heavy workflow, a difficult handoff, or a decision whose evidence is hard to reconstruct. I would like to understand it.
Questions about the map.
Granveo includes notes, but it is not built around pages or folders. It is built around connected knowledge: sources, ideas, claims, questions, and relationships.
Chat tools are conversation-first. Granveo is knowledge-first. It gives your material a structure that AI can reason over, so your research does not disappear into one-off threads.
You can add PDFs, books, links, YouTube videos, notes, webpages, and other research material. We are continuously expanding format support based on researcher feedback.
Granveo is for researchers, founders, writers, students, analysts, and knowledge workers who need to understand complex material and create from it.
Granveo is moving toward local-first and BYOK support for users who want more control. These are active product directions and will roll out gradually with full transparency about what runs where.
Yes. You can turn graph clusters into outlines, briefs, essays, articles, memos, or research summaries. Every output stays anchored to the sources and nodes behind it.