An AI knowledge workspace for capturing notes fast, structuring them later, and retrieving meaning across your own knowledge base.
Synapse combines note-taking, semantic search, graph relationships, AI synthesis, and multi-view organization into one hosted workspace for personal and small-team knowledge work.
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Most personal knowledge tools still leave users to solve the hardest part themselves:
- Notes pile up faster than structure.
- Search depends too much on exact recall.
- Ideas stay disconnected.
- AI answers drift because the knowledge base is thin or inconsistent.
- Teams and founders keep rewriting insights that already exist somewhere in their notes.
Synapse changes that pattern.
It lets users capture first, then gradually add structure through tags, wikilinks, properties, PARA grouping, semantic search, graph relationships, concept extraction, topic mapping, and AI synthesis.
The "wow" is not only that AI can answer questions. The "wow" is that notes, relationships, search, and synthesis all operate on the same evolving workspace.
From scattered notes to a reusable knowledge system.
- Capture ideas without forcing heavy structure upfront.
- Connect those notes through links, metadata, embeddings, and graph logic.
- Synthesize the growing knowledge base through AI chat, summaries, insights, and topic views.
This repository is a public product-information and support hub for the hosted Synapse product. It does not contain the application source code.
Knowledge Workspacewith note creation, editing, templates, and quick captureMultiple Viewsacross list, table, board, tree, graph, and PARA organizationAI Layerfor Rosie chat, note summaries, date-range summaries, and guided synthesisConnected Knowledgethrough wikilinks, backlinks, typed relations, concepts, and topicsIntegrationsfor public sharing, API-key inbound capture, Telegram ingestion, and push notifications
- Hosted web product
- Authenticated note workspace
- Rich editing and metadata
- Knowledge graph and relationship views
- Semantic and hybrid search
- AI-powered retrieval and synthesis
Representative live captures currently included:
- Dashboard with PARA grouping.
- Note editor with structured content.
- Table view for metadata management.
- Board view for workflow organization.
- Graph exploration.
- Insight board analytics.
- Quick capture popup.
- Rosie AI chat with a real answer from the live app.
- Founders and operators managing product, meeting, and planning knowledge.
- Developers keeping technical notes and connected project context.
- Researchers and learners building topic networks over time.
- Power users who want more than a plain notes app.
- Stores notes as the core object in the workspace.
- Supports fast writing and later organization.
- Provides several interfaces over the same knowledge base.
- Uses semantic search and AI retrieval to surface the right notes.
- Creates summaries, insights, concepts, and topic maps from existing material.
- Supports controlled sharing and external inbound capture.
Synapse is not trying to be only a markdown editor or only an AI chat box.
It exists for a more practical problem:
"People collect useful notes every day, but most systems still make it too hard to turn those notes into a connected, searchable, reusable body of knowledge."
That is why the product sits between PKM, AI retrieval, and structured knowledge work.
- It lets structure emerge after capture instead of before it.
- It makes search work by meaning, not only by exact wording.
- It gives AI a better working memory through the note base.
- It turns one note set into several useful operational views.
- Hosted web workspace.
- Login and user access flow.
- Note CRUD and quick capture.
- Tags, properties, backlinks, and typed relations.
- List, table, board, tree, graph, and PARA views.
- Rosie AI chat and summarization flows.
- Concept extraction and topic generation.
- Sharing, API capture, Telegram ingestion, and notifications.
- Synapse is not an open-source knowledge app.
- This repository is not the deployment or source repository.
- Some AI features depend on configured providers and workflows.
- Output quality depends on the quality of the note corpus and user review.
Synapse is a hosted web product.
High-level data behavior:
- Authenticated users work inside a note-based knowledge workspace.
- Notes, metadata, relations, and generated outputs may be stored server-side to operate the product.
- Configured AI and integration providers may process content as part of search, summarization, or workflow execution.
- Shared notes or public links only expose the content intentionally published through those features.
See docs/PRIVACY.md for the short public privacy summary.
- Workspace layer: notes, views, graph, search, insights.
- AI layer: Rosie chat, summaries, concepts, topics.
- Sharing and integration layer: shares, API capture, Telegram, notifications.
- Public site: https://synapse.alphatech.ai.vn/
- Product type: hosted AI knowledge workspace
- Current state: live hosted product with authenticated workspace
- Open the live site and sign in to access the workspace.
- Create or import notes, then organize them with tags, links, properties, and views.
- Use Rosie, search, summaries, and graph exploration to retrieve and synthesize knowledge.
Live site: https://synapse.alphatech.ai.vn/Support: SUPPORT.mdFAQ: docs/FAQ.mdRoadmap: docs/ROADMAP.md
- Email:
taminhquan182@gmail.com
Want to see how note capture, semantic retrieval, and AI synthesis can live in one workspace?
Explore the live product first, then use the support path for access and product questions.
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Synapse is a closed-source product by AlphaTech.
This repository exists to:
- Explain the product.
- Show current capabilities.
- Publish screenshots and public docs.
- Provide support and security contact paths.
It does not include:
- Application source code.
- Private backend or deployment code.
- User credentials.
- Secret infrastructure or keys.
- Private workspace data.
This repo should stay limited to public-facing material:
- Product overview.
- FAQ.
- Privacy summary.
- Roadmap.
- Support and security contacts.
- Screenshots.
If a future public documentation site or release flow is created, that should be documented explicitly rather than inferred from this repository.








