Ideaflow

Ideaflow is an intelligence amplification company building tools for humans and machines to collaboratively solve complex problems. Its core product is a smart notebook that augments knowledge workers' thinking by connecting fragments of information across siloed sources, surfacing relevant context as users type. Originally developed from research at the MIT Media Lab, Ideaflow is backed by over $10 million from investors including First Round Capital, Naval Ravikant, and a Palantir co-founder, and is designed for high-performance knowledge teams who need to move faster and think more clearly together.