Interactive knowledge.
Living ideas.

The AI-native notebook that turns your files, data, and ideas into dashboards, reports, and interactive interfaces — built by asking, in plain language.

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Why Nimbase

Your knowledge should do something.

Most notes get filed and forgotten. Nimbase treats every note as structure — so the things you write can compute, connect, and turn into outputs you actually use.

Structured

Every note has data, logic, and views.

Not plain text. Each note is a surface that can compute values, read from other notes, and render whatever shape the work needs.

AI-native

Describe it. Get the interface.

Dashboards, reports, canvases — composed in plain language from the knowledge you already have. The AI does the wiring; you keep the output.

Yours to run

Local files. Live data. Real outcomes.

Your notes stay on your machine. Connect to the tools you use through MCP. Publish what works so your team — or your future self — can run it again.

Features

From scattered notes to outputs you can run.

Capture knowledge. Compose outcomes. Share what works.

01 — Vault

Notes that don't just sit there.

Every note in Nimbase is a surface, not a page. Embed widgets. Compute values across notes. Pull live data from your stack. Drop in a chart that reads three other notes. Knowledge stops being filed away — it starts working.

Find anything across thousands of notes.

Past notes don't go cold. Semantic search reads what you meant, not just what you typed. Pull a quote you barely remember. Find every note touching a topic without recalling the right tag. Ask the way you'd ask a teammate.

  • Semantic search across the whole vault
  • Find ideas by meaning, not just keywords
  • Citations + backlinks on every result
  • Re-runnable: same question, fresh answer
Nothing you wrote is more than one query away.

02 — Workspace

Dashboards and reports, built around your work.

A founder seeing Slack mentions, Linear standups, and today's calendar in one view. A researcher with a weekly report that writes itself from this week's notes. A team lead tracking what shipped. Describe the surface — Nimbase composes it, plans the work, and updates as your day changes.

Connect to your stack, not around it.

Nimbase speaks MCP — the standard agents already use to read your tools. Plug in Slack for unread mentions, Linear for the issue board, Calendar for today's schedule, your internal services. Live data, not screenshots.

  • Native MCP server support
  • Built-in connectors: Slack, Linear, Calendar, Drive
  • Bring your own with a one-line config
  • Live data — never copy-paste again
If you can describe it, you can build it.

03 — Canvas

See connections you couldn't draw by hand.

Drag hundreds of notes onto a canvas. Let an agent group them, summarize them, and turn the patterns into components you can keep, edit, and pipe into the next thing.

From synthesis to a report you can hand off.

Researchers reading across a literature review. Founders synthesizing 30 user interviews. Anyone whose work is "I have a lot of inputs and I need a clear output." Canvas finds the connections — then turns them into a report, a brief, or a deck you actually ship.

  • Multi-note canvas — hundreds at once
  • Auto-grouping by theme, entity, time
  • Reports and briefs generated from clusters
  • Re-runnable when new notes arrive
From scattered inputs to a finished output.

04 — For teams

A shared system for how your team thinks.

The same primitives that power one person scale to a whole company. Index your team's docs, tickets, and meetings. Build a knowledge layer the org can query, decide from, and operate on — without losing the shape any one person needs.

Publish what works. Adopt what others built.

A research-synthesis canvas that nails the job. A daily dashboard that saves your team an hour. A weekly report that writes itself. Publish it. Others adopt, fork, and build on it. Internal knowledge stops being a wiki and starts being how decisions get made.

  • Publish notes, dashboards, reports as templates
  • Versioned, forkable, attributable
  • Adopt across teams without rebuilding
  • Shared MCP connections — one source of truth
How your team thinks, finally something you can ship.

How it works

From scattered input to outputs you can use.

Three steps, one continuous flow.

01 — Capture

Catch the spark before it slips.

Notes, voice memos, screenshots, links — the moment they happen, into one place. Capture is frictionless because the rest only works if nothing gets lost.

  • Global hotkey + system-tray quick capture
  • OCR on images, transcription on audio
  • Auto-summary for pasted links
  • Tag later — capture now

02 — Curate

Let it become structure.

Backlinks form. Clusters surface. Daily, weekly, monthly notes update themselves. You stop maintaining a wiki and start using one.

  • Wikilinks + bidirectional backlinks
  • Auto-clustering by theme and entity
  • Daily, weekly, monthly notes that update themselves
  • Maps of content generated from your vault

03 — Run

Turn it into something you can use.

Dashboards that read your notes. Reports that draft themselves from this week's work. Canvases that synthesize hundreds of inputs into one output. Outcomes, not just storage.

  • Dashboards composed from a prompt
  • Reports, briefs, and decks inline
  • Live widgets connected to MCP services
  • Re-runnable: same artifact, fresh data

Integrations

AI that helps ideas become interactive.

Nimbase stays centered on your knowledge. Agents help you collect, organize, and compose.

Built-in agent
Nimbus

Nimbus

An agent that lives in your workspace. Sorts sources. Compiles knowledge. Generates the dashboards, canvases, and notes you ask for, without leaving Nimbase.

  • 01

    Sort sources

    Indexes everything you've captured.

  • 02

    Compile knowledge

    Connects related notes into reusable context.

  • 03

    Generate workspace

    Spins up canvases, dashboards, and notes on demand.

Connector

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Anthropic's agentic coding assistant

Connector

OpenClaw

Open-source personal AI assistant

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Connector

Custom Agents

Bring your own. Any agent that reads and writes files

Nimbase speaks MCP. Any agent that reads and writes files works here. No wrappers. No adapters. No lock-in.

Beta — macOS · Windows coming soon

Ready to turn knowledge into something you can use?

Capture anything, compose interfaces by asking, and run a workspace built around how you actually work.

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