The enterprise context engine

Better AI starts with
human intelligence.

Your team already reads, highlights, discusses, and decides all over the web. Kontxt turns those signals into permission‑aware memory, giving each AI only the context it needs—and is allowed to see—for the task at hand.

Free for individualsOne line to deployNever trains anyone else’s model

Animated illustration: a sentence on a web page is selected, highlighted with Kontxt, saved as a memory, and an AI chat answers a question by citing that highlight.

1line of JavaScript to deploy
4systems — acquire, govern, select, deliver
∞works on any page you read
0of your data trains other models
Trusted by teams atCornellStanfordMichigan+ Fortune Global 500 companies
How it works

One engine between your people and every AI.

Model-agnostic. Agent-agnostic. Kontxt sits above your AI stack and decides what flows through.

Signals in — everywhere your team reads
In the browser today — no integration needed
Web pagesPDFsDocs & wikisDashboardsDiscussions
Native connectors · roadmap
SlackDriveConfluence
Kontxt · enterprise context engine
01Acquire

Highlights, notes, tags — plus the passive trail of what your team reads.

02Govern

Identity, permissions & provenance on every record — shared like a Google Doc.

03Select

Ranks everything you’re allowed to see; keeps only what the task needs.

04Deliver

MCP & API hand each agent its slice — citations attached.

ChatGPTClaudeCopilotCursorYour agents
Context out — any model, any agent
Why it’s different

A highlight isn’t a note. It’s a record.

Tools store documents. Kontxt records what your people decided mattered.

Ana highlighted thisEngineering · Research

The MLOps Blueprint: shipping models that survive production

research.acme.com · Ari Chawla

Most teams underestimate the rollout phase. The highest-risk window is the first 72 hours after deploy, when drift is invisible and rollback plans go untested.

One governed, machine-readable record
whoAna Kimura · Research
passage“The highest-risk window is the first 72 hours after deploy…”
sourceresearch.acme.com/mlops-blueprint
sharedrevenue-team · can view
tagsmlops · deploy-risk
discussed2 comments · J. Rivera, M. Tan
capturedAug 4, 2026 · 14:22 UTC
= one memory any permitted agent can retrieve — and cite

Multiply by every page your team reads. That accumulating, permissioned record of what your organization pays attention to is what other memory stores lack — and what Kontxt delivers.

Measured

AI that knows what your team actually valued.

Not another chatbot over your files. Kontxt answers from the record of what you and your team really read, shared, and kept coming back to — with every access control enforced inside the answer.

Finds what search can’t

It ranks by real attention — what you and your team read, visit, and engage with — so the questions people actually ask land on the right thing.

Tested blind

Independent blind evaluations against state-of-the-art retrieval. Kontxt wins — and the lead grows as your workspace grows.

Every permission holds

Access controls are enforced inside every answer, for every teammate and every AI — adversarially tested.

A question only Kontxt can answer

“what caused the outage behind our worst support month?”

Two questions in one: which month, then what caused it. Kontxt decomposes the chain and resolves each step inside your own permissioned record — single-shot search scores zero on chains like this.

Resolved in 2 steps · permission-scoped
step 1 — support-dashboard-Q1
worst month: March · 412 ticketswhy: your saved dashboard · ticket counts by month
march-outage-postmortem — root cause
document · folder: incidentswhy: connection-pool exhaustion · matches March · discussed by 4 people
A question only Kontxt can answer

“what has Sarah shared with me about the migration?”

Sharing here is a person-to-person record— who gave what to whom, with what access — not an org chart. Enterprise search ranks by department; memory tools have no concept of sharing at all.

Ranked · permission-scoped · explained
postgres-migration-runbook — cutover plan
document · shared by Sarah Okafor · can editwhy: shared with you 12 days ago · she highlighted 2 passages for you
zero-downtime-cutovers.stripe.com
highlight · shared: infra-groupwhy: Sarah’s highlight · your group can view
A question only Kontxt can answer

“that margin analysis I kept coming back to before we changed our enterprise pricing”

No keywords to match. No topic to embed. The answer lives in your reading behavior — dwell time, revisits, and what your team engaged with. Standard AI search scores zero on questions like this.

Ranked · permission-scoped · explained
enterprise-pricing-v4 — margin model
document · folder: strategywhy: you opened it 6× in 30 days · 14 min total · 3 teammates highlighted it
pricing-page-teardown.competitor.com
highlight · shared: revenue-teamwhy: same folder · discussed this month
Blind test questionsAdversarial baselines
For developers

One call. The right slice. Nothing more.

Ranked hybrid retrieval, scoped by the same permissions that guard the app — and every block says why it was supplied.

native MCPranked retrievalpermission-scopedauditable “why”
api.kontxt.io/mcp
REQUESTPOST /mcp
Authorization: Bearer <token>

{ "tool": "get_memory_blocks",
  "query": "what drove Q3 churn?" }
RESPONSE · RANKED · ACL-FILTERED
churn-postmortem.acme.com
highlight · shared: revenue-teamwhy: flagged by your team · high importance · 2d old
Q3 board notes — pricing
document · folder: strategywhy: same project folder · discussed by 3 people
only what this user & their teams can see
Permissions that travel

One access model on every surface — app, overlay, and API.

Private by default

Nothing is public unless you make it public.

Auditable

See what knowledge gets read, shared, and used — per page, per team.

Stop re-explaining your world to every AI.

Your first memory is one highlight away.

Free for individuals · No credit card · One line to deploy

The enterprise context engine — Kontxt turns what your people read, discuss, and decide into governed memory, and gives every AI exactly the context it’s allowed.
© 2026 Kontxt, Inc.Made for teams who read the web for a living.