Learns your existing logic
Start from the names, folders, tools, and methods you already use. Situate derives working instructions from them rather than forcing a fixed schema.
Free Early Alpha · macOS only
Your second brain shouldn’t become a second job.
You already have a way of working. Situate learns that setup, imports information from the sources you approve, and keeps your personal system organized and useful as your work changes.
Free Early Alpha for macOS.
Keep the tools and methods that already earn their place. Situate takes on upkeep instead of prescribing another productivity doctrine.
Inside Situate
Less upkeep. More usable context.
Situate begins with the notes, files, calendars, and data sources you choose. It imports available information, learns how your system works, and keeps it organized without requiring a new folder hierarchy.
What should I carry into Friday?
Proposed change · Add the agreed follow-up to the project history.A system that works for you
Hand off the maintenance, not your judgment.
Situate understands your setup during onboarding, keeps connections current as work changes, and develops the system with you through conversation.
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Show it your working set
Choose the folders, accessible APIs, files, and data sources you want Situate to examine. Existing access rules and permissions still apply.
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Confirm how things fit
Situate maps your projects, people, and conventions, then asks focused questions where your system is ambiguous.
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Work from current context
Capture naturally, ask about ongoing work, and review suggested updates or next steps without maintaining another parallel structure.
Maintenance, reduced
The useful parts of a second brain—without the gardening routine.
Situate is shaped around the recurring work between capture and retrieval: understanding where something belongs, keeping its history connected, and bringing it back in a usable form.
Keeps context connected
As work changes, Situate relates notes, decisions, people, and commitments, then organizes and updates the system with you.
Brings back what matters
Ask about an outcome or project instead of remembering a storage location. Situate brings back the relevant context with its source and availability clear.
No new trap
Open source is part of the launch, not a footnote.
A tool that becomes part of your working memory should not rely on artificial lock-in. Situate will launch as open source so its foundation can be inspected and extended. The current Early Alpha source has not been published yet.
Open source at launch is the commitment. The current Early Alpha remains free for macOS.
FAQ
Questions before you make room for one more app.
Does Situate replace my notes or task app?
Not by default. Situate works with the setup you already have, importing approved information from available sources and developing the system with you.
What can it connect to?
Situate connects to folders, files, apps, and data sources through accessible APIs or stable interfaces. Every connection depends on your permission and the access available on your device.
Will it change my files automatically?
Situate updates only sources you explicitly allow. Proposed changes and actions with outside effects remain visible for review.
Is it really free and open source?
The macOS Early Alpha is free. Situate is committed to launching as open source, but the source code for the current Early Alpha has not been published yet. Optional managed services may follow later.
Which platforms are supported?
This Early Alpha is exclusively for macOS. Other platforms are not part of this release.
Free Early Alpha · macOS
Let your system support the work again.
Try the free Early Alpha for macOS. Keep your setup; lose more of the upkeep.
Free Early Alpha for macOS.