Here’s how
KayBi works.

It feels a little like magic when scattered things suddenly make sense. Here, it starts with AI looking inside your files. Let’s follow what happens to something you save.

A lavender sweater and purple sweatshirt hanging on a clothing rack — Next, KayBi takes a closer look.

An open sketchbook with a pen drawing of mountains and planets — Next, KayBi takes a closer look.

First, KayBi looks
a little closer.

A filename can only tell you so much. KayBi’s AI reads the words, looks at the images, and listens to the sounds in the files you add. Those details help it work out what each file is about.

A potter’s hands trimming a clay bowl on a pottery wheel

Video03:18 / 16:24

03:18 “Let the clay find its shape. You don’t have to rush it.”

There’s more to a recording than words.

KayBi looks at what happens in a video and listens to what’s audible. A movement, a sentence, even a sound can help you find the moment you remember. The matching time takes you back to it.

See how an answer comes together

Notes

Page 3 of a fictional botany PDF, including a labeled diagram of a plant

And more to a page than typed text.

KayBi reads photographed handwriting and looks at pictures inside PDFs, too. So the drawing you remember can help you find the page, even when you’ve forgotten what it said.

See what’s in the picture

The drawing on page 3 shows a plant’s flowers, stem, leaves, and roots. Those details can be found alongside the words in your notes.

A few of the details KayBi can find for you.

Then, a useful name.
And a place to belong.

Using what’s inside, KayBi gives your files useful names and tags. It sorts them into folders in the Spaces you’ve made, when there’s a clear fit. One less thing for you to keep on top of.

A pair of white low-top trainers on a dark background — Personal SpaceSkateboarding2 files, in place

Anything KayBi needs help placing waits in Inbox. You can change a name or move a file whenever you want.

From “I’ll need this”
to “there it is.”

Later, just describe what you remember. “That skateboard trick” is enough to start with. KayBi searches by meaning across your files and chats, so a video and a practice recording can come back together. You don’t need the filename, or even the exact words.

Try an example above. In KayBi, you can ask across your memory or choose a Space to stay with one part of it.

Ask a question.
See where it takes you.

KayBi finds the parts of your saved files and chats that relate to your question, then uses them to put an answer together. Ask a follow-up. Compare a few ideas. Make a plan from what you’ve found. This is where your knowledge base becomes a thought partner.

Find something. Think with it. See where it takes you.

You can see how it got there.

Each reference opens the page, image, or moment behind the answer. AI can get things wrong. Having the original right there helps you check, question, and make up your own mind.

And pick up the thought later.

Your regular KayBi chats stay searchable alongside your files. When you come back with another question, the earlier conversation can be part of the answer, too.

Bring your first files.
See what comes together.

A few files. One question. A good place to start.

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A little about why we’re making this

Here’s howKayBi works.

Start with somethingyou want to keep.

First, KayBi looksa little closer.

There’s more to a recording than words.

And more to a page than typed text.

Then, a useful name.And a place to belong.

From “I’ll need this”to “there it is.”

Ask a question.See where it takes you.