Kuse
If ChatGPT, Notion, and a whiteboard had a genius baby
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Kuse is an AI workspace built on an infinite canvas rather than a document or chat window. Notes, files, links, images, and web clips are dropped onto the canvas, and the AI works with that visible context to produce structured outputs such as summaries, drafts, outlines, and plans.
Because the source material stays on the canvas, results can be traced back, edited, and reused, and a project's thinking is laid out spatially instead of buried in a thread.
It is aimed at researchers, writers, students, and knowledge workers who gather a lot of scattered input and want a single place to turn it into finished work.
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Why we picked it
Kuse made the cut for keeping source material visible on the canvas so every output can be traced back to it — that traceability is worth naming against a chat window where an AI summary floats free of whatever it was actually based on.