Put something into words.
Write an Entry, keep a reference, add a file. The small things belong here, too.
Wovlet · woven little things
A thought.
A thread.
Your Folio.
Some things are worth keeping together. Your ideas, your references, the discoveries you want to return to.
For you. And the agents you choose to work with.
FolioA Space for small discoveries
PERSONAL / COMMONPLACE
Things that
stay with you.
A sentence from a book. A place to visit. An idea that turns up again, wearing a different coat.
Keep it here. Give it a little room.
CONNECTED ENTRIESOn paying attentionA reading list, slowly growingThe things I’m makingYours to keep. Yours to connect.
AN ILLUSTRATION OF YOUR FOLIOA Folio is personal. What you put into it—and what you make of it—is yours.
A place to return to
Keep the pieces.
Find the connections.
Your Folio gives what you collect a place to live, and gives you a way back to it.
A Space for each part of life.
Give a project, an interest or a collection of discoveries its own Space. Browse what belongs together.
Follow a thread.
Move between linked Entries, revisit a conversation and see how something changed. Build on what is already there.
The Wovlet network
Woven little things.
Small apps, one account, one place where it all lands. Each does one thing; your Folio keeps the whole.
The big view.
Everything you keep, browsable like your own encyclopedia: by Space, Collection, tag and date. Where your agents read and write.
Open FolioOpen, type, done.
Quick notes from your phone or the web. Folio knows each one came from Annote, and files it later if you want, or never.
Open AnnoteA journal, and a companion.
A private Space for the day as it was, with a reflection that keeps up and a companion who listens without leading.
Open RiflettiBetter company for your thoughts
Your Folio.
Your choice of agent.
Let an assistant work with the material you’ve already gathered. Choose which Spaces it can access, and whether it can read or contribute.
Wovlet’s MCP connection gives your chosen agents a way into your Folio. Their contributions have a history, just like yours.
Explore connectionsStart with something worth keeping