NeuralVault searches your whole vault and answers from your own notes, and an answer can name the note it drew on. Everything stays as plain files on your disk.
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One search covers every note, by the words you used and by what the note means.
An answer can name the note it drew on, so you can read the source instead of taking a summary on trust.
Say remember that and, once you approve it, the fact joins a profile that is read into every later conversation.
Plain Markdown on your own disk.
One search covers the whole vault.
The answer can name the note it drew on.
The same hybrid keyword and meaning search runs across your whole vault, whichever way you remember a thing.
Search runs across your whole vault, and an answer can name the note it drew on, so you can open it and check.
The vault curator checks links between notes and offers optional repairs, so a growing library does not rot.
Open a note inside NeuralVault or in your own editor. They are plain Markdown files either way.
Group chats into named workspaces and folders, so each line of inquiry has its own place.
Export copies your notes to a plain folder you choose. Nothing is converted, so your library is never trapped.
Personal is the edition to start with today, and it can do a lot of what you are looking for here. Try it on your own work now, and move to Business when it is ready.
NeuralVault works from the notes and files you give it, and it graphs notes, not source code. Sync across your own devices is in development and is not part of 2.0. NeuralVault is Windows only for now. Free is chat first: the Dashboard, Library, Orchestra, MCP connectors, plugins and the agent features need a Personal plan.
One email when a NeuralVault version goes out. We note which page you signed up from, so we know who to write for.