Product tour

A week with Pith.

Pith isn't another app you have to visit. It's a background process: the workshop builds your client memory while you read — free, forever — and when it counts you buy a deliverable at a fixed price. Here's what a week actually looks like, including the one moment money changes hands.

1

Monday morning

Open Catch-up before your first meeting

The agent has done the weekly pass over your feeds + saved bookmarks. Catch-up shows two things: feed entries newly relevant to your shifted interests, and old bookmarks the agent thinks you should re-read this week.

  • Newly relevant: feed entries that match topics you've been highlighting recently.
  • Resurface: archive bookmarks adjacent to your current engagement work.
  • Skim, dismiss, or open — the agent learns from the dismiss signal.
Screenshot · /catch-up
About Catch Up
2

Tuesday

Save and highlight as you read

Browser extension on every laptop. Quick-save with ⌘+Shift+S — silent. Open the bookmark to read in Pith and select-to-highlight any passage that matters. That's the whole habit, one keystroke, all week — and it's the free workshop: 200 sources a month included, forever, no subscription.

  • Extension stores offline saves and retries when online.
  • Highlights feed Catch-up's resurface logic and your next briefing.
  • Tag bookmarks with a client (optional) to scope them to an engagement.
Screenshot · /saved + browser-extension popup
About the extension
3

Wednesday

Your agent reads the wiki that wrote itself

By Wednesday the background agent has turned the week's saves into cited concept pages — people, frameworks, regulations — without you writing a line. Now open Claude or ChatGPT and ask about the engagement: over MCP, your agent searches this memory and answers from the sources you actually vetted. That part is free, on your agent's own tokens. Your agent thinks and writes — Pith remembers and proves.

  • Click any citation on a wiki page to open the source bookmark with the exact highlight.
  • MCP serves the same cited pages to any agent — Claude, ChatGPT, or your own.
  • Skip-domain rules in /settings/ai-agent keep noise out of the wiki (e.g. don't wiki-ify GitHub repos).
Screenshot · /wiki concept page with citations
About the wiki
4

Friday morning

Buy the meeting briefing before the client meeting

A client meeting at eleven. Open /briefing, pick the engagement — the button says €2, and that's the whole decision. Pith distils what you saved and highlighted for this client into a cited briefing: text, plus audio for the ride. Your balance sits beside it like a fuel gauge — visible, sober, no countdown, no upsell. If generation fails, you pay nothing.

  • The price is on the button — €2. Failed jobs cost nothing.
  • Every claim in the briefing links a source you vetted; the transcript opens each citation back to the bookmark.
  • The purchase is attributed to the engagement — at month-end, the statement lists every deliverable per client, re-billable like any other project cost.
Screenshot · /briefing with audio player
About briefings
5

Anytime

Share without giving access

Need to send a wiki page to a client? Or share a briefing with a partner who isn't on Pith? Generate a signed URL — time-bounded, optional view-limit, revocable from settings.

  • Each share records distinct viewers + last-accessed timestamp.
  • One click revokes the link — the URL stops working immediately.
  • Settings → Sharing lists every active link with its audit log.
Screenshot · /settings/shares
About sharing

Ready for your own week?

The workshop is free — no credit card, no subscription, nothing to cancel. Deliverables have fixed prices, on the button.