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Stop re-explaining your project to every AI tool. Connect your sources once, and Latently keeps the context current for you and your whole team — everywhere you work
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Same AI. Better context.
Without Latently
The AI is capable, but it starts blind. It can't see your files or conversations, so you spend the session hunting down documents, guessing at versions, and pasting in context by hand.
I just got added to the Acme project. Can you catch me up?
I don't have access to your files or recent activity. Share what you have and I'll take a look.
Search Drive for anything about Acme.
I found six files: Acme_ProjectPlan_v3, Acme_ProjectPlan_v4, Proposal_Acme_FINAL, Proposal_Acme_FINAL(1), Client_Brief_Acme_old, Acme_notes. Which should I read?
v4, maybe? Someone also mentioned the scope changed recently, but I don't know why.
I don't have access to messages or meeting notes. If you paste in what was discussed, I can take a look.
I just got added to the Acme project. Can you catch me up?
I don't have access to your files or recent activity. Share what you have and I'll take a look.
Search Drive for anything about Acme.
I found six files: Acme_ProjectPlan_v3, Acme_ProjectPlan_v4, Proposal_Acme_FINAL, Proposal_Acme_FINAL(1), Client_Brief_Acme_old, Acme_notes. Which should I read?
v4, maybe? Someone also mentioned the scope changed recently, but I don't know why.
I don't have access to messages or meeting notes. If you paste in what was discussed, I can take a look.
Better Work. No Briefing
When AI already has the context, you can just get on with the work.
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Picking up the thread
You've been away for a few days. The project hasn't stood still. Latently keeps the project context current, so catching up starts with a question.
You ask"What's changed on Acme since Friday, and what needs my attention?"
Latently accessed project contextDriveAcme_ProjectPlan_v3DriveAcme_ProjectPlan_v4Slack#acme-renewal - 2
Walking in prepared
There's a call tomorrow and you want to be prepared. Because your AI already has the relevant notes and comments, it can brief you before you join.
You ask"Brief me for tomorrow's call with Priya — what's changed, what matters, what should I expect?"
Latently accessed project contextDocsProposal (Priya's comment, unresolved)NotionAcme Sync notes – Jun 26 - 3
Turning scattered decisions into updates
A timeline changed in a call. Because your AI has the notes and the current plan, it can help update the doc without you re-explaining everything.
You ask"Update the Acme project plan to reflect the new timeline we agreed with Priya."
Latently accessed project contextNotionAcme Sync notes – Jul 1DriveAcme_ProjectPlan_v4 - 4
Learning from other projects
You're working through an idea and know a similar decision happened on another project. Instead of guessing, your AI can use Latently to access the exact context you need to make the right call.
You ask"We compressed the testing phase like this for Meridian — how did that go?"
Latently accessed cross-project contextAccessing a different project: MeridianMeridianTesting Phase Retro - 5
Turning project activity into an update
The week is ending and someone needs to know what actually happened. Because your AI has the Slack thread, project plan, notes, and related Meridian context, it can draft the update from the real work.
You ask"Draft this week's update on Acme: progress, risks, decisions needed, next steps."
Latently accessed project contextSlack#acme-renewalDriveAcme_ProjectPlan_v4NotionAcme Sync notes – Jul 1MeridianTesting Phase Retro
Better Work. No Briefing
When AI already has the context, you can just get on with the work.
1
Picking up the thread
You've been away for a few days. The project hasn't stood still. Latently keeps the project context current, so catching up starts with a question.
You ask
"What's changed on Acme since Friday, and what needs my attention?"
Latently accessed project context
DriveAcme_ProjectPlan_v3DriveAcme_ProjectPlan_v4Slack#acme-renewal
How Latently works
Set it up once. It stays set up.
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Create a project
Make one place for the context around a client, launch, build, account, or decision.
- Acme renewal
- Q3 launch
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Connect the sources
Choose the docs, channels, pages, and files that define the work. Latently keeps the boundary project-specific.
- Docs
- Slack
- Notion
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Use live context anywhere
ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, or whatever your team already uses — every tool starts fully briefed, with nothing stale and nothing to re-explain.
Works for one person. Works for a team.
If you use Latently alone, your AI tools stop needing the same project explained again and again.
If you use Latently with a team, everyone gets the same project context.
You can use it in ChatGPT. Someone else can use it in Claude. An engineer can use it in Codex.
You choose who has access to each project and what sources are included.
Acme renewal
Shared project context
You
ChatGPTSarah
ClaudeDaniel
CodexPricing
Free
$0/month
- •1 project
- •No collaborators
Solo
$10/month
- •Unlimited projects
- •No collaborators
Team
3-user minimum.$14/user/month
- •Unlimited projects
- •Up to 100 collaborators
Enterprise
Custom
- •Unlimited projects
- •Security and procurement support
- •Priority support