One place for your notes, projects, files, ideas, and team.
Today, we're announcing something we've been building for a very long time.
And honestly, calling it a note-taking app wouldn't be fair.
Workspace is our answer to a problem we've experienced ourselves for years.
Your notes live in one app.
Your files live somewhere else.
Tasks are scattered across different tools.
Ideas get buried.
Projects become messy.
Important information disappears into endless tabs, folders, and documents.
You spend more time looking for information than actually getting work done.
We wanted something different.
A place where everything feels connected.
A place where your notes can become projects.
Where projects can become documentation.
Where documentation can become public websites.
Where ideas can turn into action without constantly switching between tools.
That's why we built Workspace.
More than a document editor
Most tools start with documents.
Workspace starts with your work.
Create pages, organize projects, collaborate with others, collect resources, manage tasks, store files, use AI when you need help, and publish knowledge when you're ready.
All from a single workspace.
Whether you're planning a product launch, documenting processes, building a startup, managing client work, studying for exams, organizing personal goals, or running a small team, Workspace adapts to how you work.
Not the other way around.
Built for real collaboration
Work rarely happens alone.
That's why Workspace was designed around collaboration from day one.
Multiple people can work together in the same space, share knowledge, organize information, and stay aligned without sending documents back and forth.
Instead of wondering who has the latest version, everyone works from the same source of truth.
Because collaboration should feel natural, not complicated.
Your knowledge should be useful
Most notes are written once and forgotten.
Workspace helps turn information into something you can actually use.
Create project plans.
Build internal documentation.
Store research.
Collect resources.
Track tasks.
Create knowledge bases.
Organize meetings.
Manage ideas.
Everything stays connected and easy to find when you need it.
No more digging through endless folders and tabs trying to remember where something was saved.
From private workspace to public website
Some information is meant to stay private.
Some deserves to be shared.
With Workspace, you can publish selected content as public pages whenever you're ready.
Turn documentation into a knowledge base.
Share guides with your audience.
Create project pages.
Publish resources.
Build public information hubs.
Without rebuilding everything somewhere else.
Write once. Share when it matters.
AI that works alongside you
Sometimes you need a blank page.
Sometimes you need a second opinion.
Sometimes you just need help getting started.
Workspace includes Lara AI to help you brainstorm, organize information, continue writing, and move faster when you're stuck.
Not to replace your thinking.
The best tools disappear into the background and help you focus on what matters.
Why we're building this
The internet doesn't need another disconnected productivity tool.
For years, ReadyTools has focused on creating tools that solve specific problems.
Workspace is the next step.
Instead of solving one problem at a time, we're creating a place where many of those solutions can work together.
A connected workspace for modern work.
A place where notes, projects, files, collaboration, AI, and publishing finally feel like parts of the same system.
This is only the beginning
Today's announcement is our biggest launch of 2026.
But it's also the starting line.
We're already working on new capabilities, deeper integrations, better collaboration features, smarter workflows, and more ways to help individuals and teams stay organized.
Workspace will continue to evolve based on feedback from the people who use it every day.
Because the best productivity software isn't built in isolation.
It's built together with its users.
One place for your notes, projects, files, ideas, AI, and team.
And we're just getting started.