Liminary

Introducing: Liminary Save anything. Liminary takes care of the rest. Your knowledge will find you when you need it.

👉 💼 We're hiring a Founding Product Marketer! If you're excited about how AI is changing the nature of knowledge work, we want to talk to you. We're looking for an experienced (5+ years) Product Marketer to shape and hone our go-to-market strategy. This will be a fast-paced role with a lot of ownership. We'll be moving *fast* but you'll also have a lot of strategic questions to dig into. Details and logistics: - We're looking for somebody with background in product marketing for PLG + B2B products - More details in the job description, link in first comment - Hybrid work environment; NYC or SF preferred, also open to Seattle - Unfortunately, we're unable to offer any immigration support at this time. You must have work authorization in the US for this role

Summary: Short survey, with a thank-you gift for respondents We’re running a short survey (5–7 minutes) to help us shape the future of knowledge management. Respondents will receive a thank-you gift - see survey for more details. 👉 Here’s the link: https://lnkd.in/dwYJKNV7 Really appreciate your time and perspective!

Investigative reporting that can't track source connections is just expensive note-taking

Competitive analysis is broken when you can't track how competitor messaging evolves over time

Journalists who can't quickly fact-check against their own reporting history are vulnerable to misinformation

Most "thought leadership" is just repackaging other people's ideas without attribution

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"For me, writing is thinking." Think tank researcher This phrase appeared in interview after interview, revealing something important about how knowledge work actually happens. These professionals don't write to communicate thoughts they already have. They write to discover what they think. Here's what our 100+ interviews taught us. The blank page preference is real. Users consistently told us they'd rather face a blank page than edit someone else's work, including AI's. Starting from another's reference point requires significant cognitive effort to adopt and modify. The future of knowledge work isn't about replacing human thinking. It's about amplifying it while preserving the cognitive engagement that makes insights possible. The most experienced knowledge workers want AI that handles the mundane parts so they can focus on what humans do best: making unexpected connections. Sign up for the beta today. 400+ knowledge workers already secured their advantage. Join them before your competition thinks faster than you. Learn more: liminary.io #WritingIsThinking #KnowledgeWork #FinalCall #BetaAccess #FutureOfWork

🚀 We’re launching Liminary’s Open Beta today! Anyone can experience the magic of automatic knowledge recall at liminary.io For too long, “knowledge work” has meant wrestling with scattered sources of information, piles of notes and endless searches, instead of actual thinking. Tools have given us more ways to store and generate information, but not better ways to use it. That’s why we built Liminary: your agentic recall tool that enables your knowledge to find you at the exact moment you need it, so you can stay in flow. We believe technology should amplify the human spark, not bury it under overhead from tools. The most valuable work in fields as diverse as research, consulting, investing, and beyond will never be automated away, because it depends on uniquely human creativity and judgment. We created Liminary to fuse AI research with usable, empowering, and privacy-conscious design to create a product that keeps that human spark alive and thriving. This is human + AI collaboration at its best: not replacement, but augmentation. Starting today, anyone can try it. We’re opening the doors and inviting you to help us shape the future of knowledge work. 👉 Join the Open Beta at liminary.io (Tip: if you're on mobile, visit our site on your standalone browser app) Learn about our vision for Liminary with our blog post in the first comment.