Question: I'm looking for a way to organize my files, tasks, and links from different apps into a single, cohesive space.

First up is Sense, an information retrieval system that connects many work apps. It's got a single search box that searches all the apps you've connected to, Spaces for organizing files, tasks and links, and a Chrome Extension for information related to the current tab. Sense connects to a lot of popular tools, including Confluence, Dropbox Business, Google Drive, Jira, Microsoft Teams and Slack, and protects privacy by storing only metadata and encrypting with secure encryption.

Another option is Modelit, a personal AI work assistant that gathers information from multiple sources like PDFs, URLs, Google Drive and Notion. You can coauthor documents, chat with an AI assistant and search all the linked documents with AI-powered search. Modelit integrates with Google Drive, Notion and JIRA, and you can customize templates and workflows.

If you're looking for a more collaborative approach, Sune is a collaborative AI operating system that gathers documents, spreadsheets, projects and tasks into one environment. It's got real-time collaboration tools, centralized file storage and connections to services like Notion, Salesforce, Slack and Google. Sune also has AI smarts to spot information that's not immediately apparent and automate complex processes, making it a good option for teams that want to boost productivity.