Slite

Your knowledge base on autopilot

4.8•17 reviews•

2K followers

Your knowledge base on autopilot

4.8•17 reviews•

2K followers

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Team collaboration software

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Knowledge base software

Slite combines powerful knowledge management features with instant, AI-driven access to information, bringing growing teams a single source of truth they can actually trust.

This is the 16th launch from Slite. View more

Magic Document Formatter

AI assistant for reader-friendly docs

AI assistant that makes your documents reader-friendly with just a click. It takes your poor and boring document and formats it with sections, headings, subheadings, lists so it's easy to digest.

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Congratulations on the launch of your AI assistant! It sounds like a fantastic tool that will definitely make my documents much more reader-friendly and easier to understand. Looking forward to trying it out!

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2yr ago

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2yr ago

This is so helpful! This is exactly what AI should be doing for us 🙏

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2yr ago

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4.8

Based on 17 reviews

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Reviews praise Slite’s clean design, fast editor, and how it streamlines onboarding and async collaboration. Users highlight the Ask feature for summarizing across docs and citing sources, calling it a strong alternative to Notion. Long-time users commend steady iteration and reliability, though some want more integrations, webhooks/API, offline mode, and smarter tables; one early tester noted occasional slowness and clunky search. EDU-friendly options and anonymous links earn points. Overall sentiment: polished, easy to adopt, and AI that saves time without bloating workflows.

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AI integration (4)

knowledge management (4)

ask feature (3)

easy to use (3)

Notion alternative (3)

sleek design (3)

single source of truth (2)

Cons

lack of integrations (2)

table formatting limitations (2)

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I have tried a number of collaborative note taking, knowledge management tools including Notion, Nuclino, Roam Research, Skiff, and others. Slite ticks the most boxes for us. Very generous EDU support, anonymous read/write access via secret link, support for LaTeX block equations are just a few of the features we really like in our academic research laboratory. If more integration/webhooks, inline LaTeX equations, and better table formatting (header row/col) are supported, Slite will be so far ahead. The upcoming AI feature looks intriguing. I hope offline read/write access with re-sync when back online is something that Slite is considering as well.

What's great

generous EDU support (1)LaTeX support (1)anonymous access (1)

What needs improvement

lack of integrations (2)offline access (1)table formatting limitations (2)

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3yr ago

•4 reviews

With no shortage of note taking tools on the market, this feels like the only one that was actually built for remote and asynchronous work. The feature set is all about simplicity and relaying important information to team members. Even the search (Ask) functionality summarizes all of the information across numerous documents into one concise answer, referencing every relevant document for you. Slite is actually about getting work done and doing collaborative work seamlessly.

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AI integration (4)knowledge management (4)collaboration features (1)search functionality (1)single source of truth (2)ask feature (3)

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3yr ago

•1 review

After using Basecamp, Guru, Google docs, basically every traditional wiki in past jobs (10 years in SAAS tech support), I found Slite to be so easy to use; It's straight up HARD to make an ugly doc. I liked it so much, I actually applied with them as the first support hire. 😂 Almost 3 years later I still love this product.

What's great

easy to use (3)sleek design (3)internal wiki (1)

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3yr ago

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