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Knowing® — Structured, continuous knowledge—no more copy-paste prompts
Humans understand through concept hierarchies, but most AI tools use endless prompts. Knowing® lets you interact with LLMs within structured knowledge. Ideal for fast writing or knowledge growth. New accounts get 100 free credits for AI functions to start.
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Klas Ehnemark
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built Knowing® to let you work with LLMs in a more structured way—directly inside concept hierarchies instead of the usual prompt-response format. It’s ideal for structured writing, project planning, and organizing complex ideas without endless copy-pasting.
The idea came from my own struggles with traditional AI tools; working within concept hierarchies feels more intuitive and efficient. Try it out, and let me know what you think about the structured interaction. New accounts get 100 free credits to start with AI features!
Try Knowing®: knowing.app
Docs: docs.knowing.app
Demo video: knowing.se
Thanks, and looking forward to your feedback!
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@klas_ehnemark congrats on your launch! Looks like a beautiful product - will share it with some friends building in the LLM space
This looks highly promising.. Gonna play with it and maybe write a blog post or more about it.
Congrats on the launch! Knowing® seems like a game-changer for structured AI interactions. How do you see it being used in different industries?
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@ihuzaifashoukat Thank you Huzaifa! I hope it can add some value to that, yes. Admittedly, I'm still learning from early uses what use ut for. So far use-cases across industries like education and research to create study guides, manage citations, and document findings. In business and entrepreneurship, it helps draft business plans, create pitch decks, and optimize workflows. Creative professionals have used it for writing books, scripts, and conceptualizing ideas, and project managers have organized tasks and tracked progress efficiently. And I'm still learning.
I like how it turns knowledge growth into something straighforward instead of overhelming
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@johanna_john1 Thank you Johanna! Can I use that as a quote Knowing's web page? I really liked the way you framed it!
