Integrity

About Integrity

Integrity is a workspace that combines notes, canvases, and AI chats into a single project brain. It aims to keep context intact so users can move between structured writing, visual thinking, and AI assistance without switching tools.

Review

Integrity presents a focused attempt to reduce context switching by making three native surfaces work together inside one workspace. The product feels promising for anyone who frequently moves between documents, visual planning, and conversational AI, and it emphasizes AI responses grounded in your current work.

Key Features

• Unified tree structure that stores docs, canvases, and AI chats in one place.
• Native canvases for visual maps and flexible layouts alongside structured pages.
• Integrated AI chats that use page context to provide more relevant answers.
• Seamless movement of content across pages, canvases, and AI conversations without manual copy-paste.

Pricing and Value

At launch, Integrity is offered for free, which makes it easy to test the core idea without financial commitment. For teams evaluating long-term value, the unified approach can save time by reducing tab switching and duplicate work; however, potential buyers should plan for possible future pricing tiers and compare needed integrations before committing.

Pros

• Combines note-taking, visual thinking, and AI support in a single workspace, simplifying workflows.
• AI chats that are aware of surrounding content help keep answers relevant to your project context.
• Visual canvases and structured pages coexist natively, which supports different thinking styles.
• Low barrier to try thanks to free access at launch.

Cons

• Early-stage product: integrations with other tools and advanced features may be limited or added over time.
• Long-term pricing and enterprise capabilities are not yet clear beyond the initial free offering.
• As with many new platforms, expect some rough edges and a learning curve as features evolve.

Integrity is a good fit for founders, product managers, researchers, and creatives who want a single workspace that supports writing, visual planning, and AI assistance. Teams that require mature third-party integrations or enterprise-grade controls may want to pilot it first and monitor roadmap and pricing updates before wider adoption.