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ThoughtStack transforms AI chats into organized, reusable knowledge with smart, searchable Thought cards.
ThoughtStack is an AI-powered productivity workspace designed to transform long, unstructured conversations with artificial intelligence into organized, reusable knowledge. Instead of leaving users with lengthy chat transcripts that are difficult to revisit, ThoughtStack automatically converts important ideas into structured Thought cards that can be searched, edited, expanded, and reused across future projects. The platform is built for professionals, founders, researchers, writers, creators, and anyone who regularly collaborates with AI to solve complex problems, generate ideas, or develop long-term projects.
Unlike traditional AI chat applications that focus primarily on conversation, ThoughtStack is designed around the concept of persistent knowledge management. Users begin by selecting a specialized workflow or template, such as competitor analysis, market research, product exploration, or other guided problem-solving tasks. These templates provide structure from the beginning, helping users avoid the blank-page problem while ensuring that conversations remain focused on achieving specific goals rather than becoming disorganized brainstorming sessions.
One of ThoughtStack's defining features is its intelligent AI agent that continuously organizes information while users work. As conversations progress, the agent automatically identifies important ideas, decisions, insights, summaries, action items, and supporting information, converting them into structured Thought cards instead of leaving everything buried inside a chat history. This automatic organization allows users to focus entirely on thinking and collaborating with AI rather than manually taking notes or reorganizing conversations afterward.
Each Thought card supports rich Markdown formatting, allowing users to include headings, bullet lists, checklists, code blocks, images, links, and formatted documentation. Because the workspace is organized into individual reusable knowledge cards, information can be quickly searched, reviewed, expanded, edited, or incorporated into future projects. Rather than repeatedly asking an AI assistant the same questions, users gradually build a growing library of structured knowledge that remains available long after a conversation has ended.
ThoughtStack is particularly useful for workflows that involve deep research, long conversations, and ongoing projects. Whether performing competitor analysis, synthesizing large amounts of information, creating writing briefs, planning content strategies, or exploring new product ideas, the platform maintains context throughout extended discussions while keeping results organized in a clean workspace. This makes it easier to revisit previous work, continue unfinished projects, and build upon earlier thinking without starting from scratch.
A unique capability of the platform is its integration with Claude, providing a two-way connection between the AI assistant and the user's ThoughtStack workspace. Claude can access existing projects for additional context, helping it generate more informed responses based on previously stored information. At the same time, responses generated by Claude can be automatically saved back into ThoughtStack as new Thought cards, creating a continuous feedback loop between AI conversations and structured knowledge management. This integration helps users preserve valuable work while maintaining context across multiple sessions.
ThoughtStack follows a community-driven development model, where users actively influence the platform's roadmap and feature development. The project is built in public, with feedback gathered from its user community through Reddit and other channels. Instead of charging high subscription fees that include hidden AI costs, the platform uses a transparent pricing model based on pass-through large language model (LLM) usage fees, typically only a small amount per interaction, plus a modest management fee that supports hosting, infrastructure, and ongoing development. This approach allows users to pay primarily for the AI resources they actually consume.
New users can explore the platform through a free guest-mode demo that provides a limited AI usage budget without requiring an account. Creating an account unlocks the ability to save projects, purchase additional credits, and continue building long-term knowledge libraries. The platform is designed to work across desktop and mobile devices, allowing users to access their projects and Thought cards wherever they work.
