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Studiograph is your team’s shared workspace. Everything you know about your work — people, projects, notes, tasks, meetings, documents — lives here as entries. Every entry has a type (a task has a status and a due date, a person has a role and an organization), and entries link to each other, so opening a project can lead you to its client, its tasks, and the meetings where it came up. Entries are organized into folders, and folders decide who sees what. A folder you create starts private — only you can see it — and you can share it with specific teammates or with everyone in the workspace. There is one workspace per team, and it holds all of your folders. See Folders and Sharing. Files have a home here too. Images, video, audio, and fonts you add become assets, and the library shows every asset in folders you can access. Two entry formats go beyond text: datasets are spreadsheet entries you can filter, sort, and chart, and artifacts are visual work — slide decks, graphics, prototypes, and print documents — built and edited on a canvas. The agent is the built-in AI in the chat panel on the right side of the app. It can search and read your entries, create and edit them, work with datasets and artifacts, and import files — always acting as you, so it only sees the folders you can see. See Chatting with the agent.

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Learn the app

Your account

Signing in, roles, onboarding, and your starter folder.

Folders

Organize entries and control who can see them.

Entries

Create, edit, and connect the pages your work lives in.

Library

Every asset in folders you can access, in one place.

Artifacts

Decks, graphics, prototypes, and print documents on a canvas.

The agent

Chat with an AI that knows your workspace.

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For developers

Connect Claude Code & Codex

Use your workspace as an MCP server in Claude Code, Codex, Claude Desktop, or any headless agent session.

Self-host Studiograph

Run your own instance and bring your own AI, search, image, and storage providers.

Command-line interface

Create, serve, sync, and administer workspaces from the terminal.

Providers

Configure the model, image generation, web search, semantic search, and storage.