Underleau is for knowledge workers with too many sources and too little visual context. Drop everything onto a canvas, connect the evidence, and ask AI to synthesize without losing the map.
Not a chat interface wearing a prettier coat. Not a writer app with AI buttons bolted on. Underleau starts from the shape of real knowledge work: scattered inputs, half-formed questions, and a need to keep the evidence in sight.
The report is only part of the story. The rest lives in a thread, a project, a shared doc. Underleau is a place for all of it: your documents and the knowledge inside your apps, together on one canvas.
The files you bring. The knowledge in your apps. A shared understanding.
Files first. App connections are next on the roadmap.
One map for the context you upload today and the tools you connect tomorrow. App integrations are planned.
Start with documents, notes, and spreadsheets. Next, planned integrations like Gmail, Linear, and Notion will bring context from your apps onto the same canvas, with your permission.
Draw source-to-source, question-to-evidence, and evidence-to-output paths. Whether the context comes from a file, an email, or an issue, the canvas keeps the reasoning visible.
Summaries, risks, action items, and recommendations arrive as nodes attached to their provenance instead of disappearing into chat history.
Underleau is being built around one promise: AI should help you reason through source material without making the work disappear.