CONNECTORS
Connect what you already use.
Drives, email, chat and files feed in. Your team keeps working where it works.
YOUR COMPANY, ON THE SAME PAGE.
Data built
For teams and agents.
Sortbox turns your team’s files, conversations and tools into a wiki that writes and maintains itself. Every claim linked to its source.
Nobody has time to update the wiki. Sortbox does.
Sortbox reads the work your team already does and edits the pages it affects.
STRUCTURE
It finds the shape of your company.
Sortbox works out the people, projects, topics and decisions, then turns them into short, connected pages.
PAGES
Pages that stay current.
New work edits only the lines it touches. Nothing is rewritten from scratch.
AI TOOLS
Your AI reads and writes the wiki too.
Claude and ChatGPT pull context from the wiki and send work back, so every chat starts informed.
UPLOAD
Or just drop in a folder.
Drop in what you have. Sortbox sorts it into pages, no setup.
SPACES
Private stays private.
Personal notes never reach the shared wiki. Enforced in the database, not a setting.
SOURCES
Every claim has a source.
Click any line to see the passage it came from.
HUMAN EDITS
Your edits have the last word.
Sortbox never overwrites what a person wrote. If a source disagrees, you get a flag. Every change has a history.
The work moves on.
The wiki does too.
A date changes in chat. A decision lands in an email. Sortbox updates the pages it affects, not a new document for every update.
01
Nothing quietly disappears.
Every change has a history. See what changed and undo it.
02
Your edits have the last word.
Sortbox never overwrites a person’s edit. If a source disagrees, it flags it for you.
NEW IN #ATLAS-LAUNCH
“The pilot is now 21 October. Same six customer teams. Could we open self-serve signups at the same time?”
ATLAS LAUNCHv2
Pilot starts14 October14 October
Michael’s edit stays.
“Keep the pilot invite-only until support signs off.”
1 disagreement flagged
The new message suggests self-serve signups. Michael’s edit says invite-only. His words haven’t changed.
Try the update. Watch what changes, and what doesn’t.
- v2 · MichaelAdded the invite-only instruction. Human edit protected.
- v1 · SortboxCompiled Atlas launch from the brief, email and team chat.
Interactive example. No live accounts or messages connected.
The nerdy
A look inside the box: how files become pages, and what keeps them right.
Your sources
Files, chat and email, stored untouched. Everything else can be rebuilt from them.
Blocks
ParagraphTableFigure∑Equation
Typed, with page and position. Spreadsheets run in a sandbox. Parsed with Docling.
Page types
ConceptHow-toReferenceDecisionMetric+ yours
Plain markdown underneath.
The database decides
FirmTeamPrivate
Row-level security per space. Private notes can’t reach the shared wiki.
Four ways to find
Outline§Section=Exact≈Semantic
Reads what it needs, never the whole file. Postgres + pgvector.
Compile
- plan
- Atlas launch · 2 pages
- file
- new: Pilot update
- replace
- b_204
- cite
- [3] #atlas-launch
- check
- 21 Oct = source
Never overwritten
VerifiedStaleOrphanedConflict
Your text wins ties and raises a flag. Every change is a revision you can undo.
Your AI tools
Claude
ChatGPTPull context, send work back. The same four tools.
A wiki that keeps up.
So you don’t have to.
Your team keeps doing the work. Sortbox keeps the knowledge in shape, for the next person, project, or AI conversation.
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