Question: Is there a tool that helps me organize and centralize all my cloud-based information in one place?

If you want a tool to help you manage and house your cloud-based data, Sense is a good choice. It integrates multiple work apps, tracking files, links and discussions. With a unified search box across all the apps it's connected to, Spaces for file and task organization, and a Chrome Extension for quick access to content, Sense supports Confluence, Dropbox, Google Drive, Jira, Microsoft Teams and other tools. It also protects user privacy with end-to-end encryption and offers several pricing tiers, including a free trial.

Another option is Modelit, which aggregates information from multiple sources like PDFs, URLs, Google Drive and Notion into a personal AI work assistant. The tool lets you co-author documents and chat with your AI assistant, and it offers AI-powered search and customizable templates. Modelit integrates with Google Drive, Notion and JIRA, and offers flexible pricing tiers for different needs.

If you want a cloud-based management system with AI, Rackoot lets you build customizable cloud desktops and house data in an organized way. It offers AI-suggested content, collaboration abilities and integration with Google Chrome. The service offers a free Basic plan and a Pro plan for $20/month, so it's a good option for those who want to try it out or who have modest needs.

Last, Klu offers an all-purpose search engine that indexes documents and applications, letting you find information across multiple sources. It can handle multiple accounts and offers AI-powered answers and data extraction. With unified search and chat with data, Klu can help you find what you need and get more done without worrying about data security and privacy.