Sense

Sense is an AI-powered tool designed to streamline and organize your work process. Its primary function is to collate and arrange your data, offering a smooth experience in information management.
Sense connects and synchronizes all your work applications and automatically organizes documents, links, files and conversations in a manner that enhances interrelatedness and accessibility.
It provides spaces to find every file, task, and link from different apps, organized neatly for you. It also includes a search feature that allows for cross-app and document searching, making it easy to find crucial work-related information.
The tool also offers sharing suggestions to help ensure that essential information is shared with the right people. For added functionality, a Chrome extension is available, which allows you to quickly search through all your apps using a simple keyboard shortcut and provides an overview of the content related to the current tab.
Sense makes it possible for users to instantly catch up on their work, offering a summarized overview in one place. In terms of privacy, it is important to note that Sense securely encodes any data it stores and maintains GPDR compliance while ensuring you retain full control over your data.
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62,234505v2.5 released 1mo agoFrom $500/mo
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893,049648v1.6 released 28d agoFree + from $12/moReducing manual efforts in first-pass during code-review process helps speed up the "final check" before merging PRs
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