Features

What Pith does, end to end.

Three stages: get the input in, distil it, ship it as client value. Storing, reading and searching are free. When Pith's AI works for you — enrichment, wiki pages, answers, audio — you pay a few cents per action.

Capture

Get the input in. Once. Without thinking. 2 ct per save with summary, the link alone free.

Browser extension & phone

Save the page you are reading

A Chrome extension saves the current tab with one keystroke and shows what your wiki already knows about it. On the phone, an iPhone Shortcut or the Android share sheet does the same; newsletters can be forwarded to a private e-mail address, and bookmarks from your browser, Pocket, Raindrop, Instapaper or Readwise can be imported. With AI on, every save is summarised; with AI off, saving is free.

RSS subscriptions

Subscribe once. Read what matters.

Subscribe to RSS or Atom feeds, or let Pith follow a search for you. Entries are scored against your interests and sorted into For You, Also Trending and Everything — and the best of the day becomes your morning report.

Make sense

Distil what you read. Connect concepts. Find again.

Morning report

Your feeds, written up before breakfast

Every morning Pith reads the day's feed entries, groups them by theme and writes a short report: what happened, who it affects, which of your wiki pages it touches — every statement cited. Below it, older saves of yours that fit today.

Highlights

Mark passages as you read

Select text in any saved article, pick a colour or add a comment. Highlights are collected in one place, and briefings read your highlights instead of the full text.

Cited wiki

Concepts emerge from what you save

Pith writes a wiki from the articles you save: people, frameworks, regulations, technologies — each page with numbered sources. Prefer your own AI? Switch to BYO agent and it writes the pages over MCP.

Entities & concept map

Who and what your reading is about

Pith extracts the people, companies, products, regulations and frameworks from your saves and gives each one a page with its sources. The map draws your concepts or entities and how they connect.

Auto-tag clients

Articles tag themselves against your clients

When you save an article, Pith scores it against every client in your workspace — named entities, the site it comes from, and similarity to the client's other articles. Confident matches are tagged automatically; uncertain ones wait in a review queue.

Ship value

Harvest the memory: briefings, clients, shareables.

Briefings & roundups

Your reading, as audio with sources

A roundup of your morning reports over the last 3, 5, 7 or 14 days — on demand or automatically — or a briefing from your saved articles and highlights, for the whole workspace or one client. Each with a readable, source-linked transcript.

Clients & engagements

Per-engagement context

Tag articles with the client they belong to. Filter your saves, the wiki and search to that client from the top bar, follow its activity, and generate a briefing from its sources.

External sharing

Links with an expiry, a view limit or a password

Share a wiki page or a briefing with a client without giving them workspace access. The link can expire, stop after a number of views, or ask for a password — and you can revoke it any time.

Workspaces & teams

Shared context — no seat fees

Invite teammates to a shared workspace. Saves, highlights, the wiki and clients belong to the workspace. Teammates join free — the workspace pays only for the AI actions it uses, from a prepaid credit.

Your own agent (MCP)

Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor on your reading memory

Connect your AI assistant to Pith over MCP. It reads your wiki, sources, morning reports and briefings, saves articles, writes and merges wiki pages — and cites what it uses. Reads and wiki writes over MCP are free.

See it for yourself.

Read the product tour, or jump straight in — there is €1 free credit every month.

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