What's inside

The whole project,
under one light.

Notes, mind maps, tasks, chat and transcripts — with an AI teammate that has read all of them. Here's what's inside Threadlight.

The threads

One workspace for the work itself.

01 — Notes

A page for everything you know

Rich-text notes for briefs, specifications, decisions and meeting minutes — written together, in real time, with everyone's cursor on the page. And because notes live inside the project, they're part of what the AI knows: ask "what did we decide about the sensor fallback?" and get an answer, not a search session.

02 — Mind maps

Ideas that stay attached to the work

Sketch a mind map by typing, dragging, or asking the AI to draft one. Nodes link straight to tasks and notes, so the map is a living index of the project — not a picture filed away and forgotten.

03 — Tasks

One board, three ways of looking

Every project gets a single task board with three views: a list for detail, kanban for flow, Gantt for time. Same tasks underneath — switch views as the week demands. Priorities, due dates, dependencies, and a chat thread on every card, so context lives where the work lives.

The differentiator

An AI teammate who remembers the whole project.

Most tools either organise your work or talk to an AI about it. Threadlight does both, in the same place — so the AI has read every note, task, map and transcript, and keeps up as they change. Ask it to draft a plan, summarise a decision, or find the thread that went quiet last week.

Its memory isn't a black box. You can read what it remembers, lock in summaries, and decide what's always in context versus looked up when asked.

Chat, shared and private

Talk with your team inside the project, mention the AI, and everyone sees the same conversation. Shared threads for the team; private ones when it's just you and the machine.

Audio to transcript

Drop in a meeting recording and get a cleaned-up transcript with one click. The moment it lands, it's part of the project the AI knows.

MCP connections

Claude Code, Kimi and other MCP clients can drive your workspace directly — reading notes, updating tasks, working alongside you.

The whole project,under one light.