StayPuller and the tools you already know
Most tools do one job well: storing, searching, moving, noting, collecting. StayPuller sits across them and keeps track of the whole.
Your assistant's memory (Claude, ChatGPT)
Assistant memory lives inside that assistant, and moving it means copy and paste. StayPuller keeps your content in storage you own, for any assistant. Your conversations can be saved there too, whenever you ask your assistant to.
Dropbox Dash
Dash searches your connected work apps for teams. StayPuller is for the storage and content you personally use, works with any assistant, and is free to start.
Second-brain apps (Notion, Obsidian, Mem, Reflect)
Those want you to write and organize notes. StayPuller keeps track of what you already do, and can import your Notion and Mem notes. Many people use both.
Meeting-note tools (Granola, Fathom, Otter)
They're built for one job. StayPuller makes meeting notes one source among several, saved in your storage.
MultCloud
It moves files between clouds. StayPuller keeps files where they are and keeps track. Connect two and StayPuller keeps them in step, so you can drop either.
Coming soonEverplans
A vault you fill in by hand. StayPuller works with what you already have, reads what you scan, and reminds you.
Client-portal software (TaxDome, SmartVault)
Those are full practice-management suites. StayPuller is the light part most people need: a request link, a collection, and your own storage.