Tyles

Research usually means a dozen open tabs and notes scattered across apps, and Tyles is built to pull that into one place.

Tyles is a research app and AI note taker that lets you capture information as you work and turn it into organized knowledge.

Its pitch is that you can gather insights from many tabs into a single document instead of keeping them in separate notes.

The makers position Tyles as a faster way to capture and build knowledge than older note apps such as Evernote or OneNote.

That is a claim you will want to test against your own habits, since the right tool depends on how you already work.

The organizing is described as happening almost on its own, which suits people who dislike sorting folders by hand.

Tyles sits across several areas: knowledge management, note taking, productivity and research.

If your work involves reading a lot, collecting sources and then writing something from them, this kind of tool is aimed squarely at you.

Students, analysts and writers are the obvious fits for Tyles.