gems
Gems searches connected knowledge and returns written answers with sources that users can share or paste into other apps. It is presented for individuals and teams who want to retrieve and reuse information without manually organizing it.
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Who it's for
- Teams that want to ask questions across their shared knowledge and share sourced answers with colleagues.
- Professionals who want to retrieve information from connected knowledge while working across desktop or mobile.
- People who want to add clipped text as context when asking questions.
How it fits your workflow
Connect tools to bring knowledge into Gems, then ask a question in your own words. You can also clip text to provide context.
Gems searches the knowledge and returns a structured written answer with sources.
Paste the answer into the app you are working in or post it in a shared space. The page says Gems is available on desktop and mobile.
Pricing
Free: The page promotes getting started for free, but does not provide plan details or pricing.
The vendor doesn't publish prices. Check with gems directly.
Prices checked on Oct 17, 2026 from the vendor's site. They can change; confirm before you buy.
Key features
- Question-based knowledge search
- Ask Gems questions in natural language to search connected knowledge and receive a synthesized answer.
- Context from clipped text
- Clip text to provide context for a question.
- Structured answers with sources
- Gems creates written-out answers and provides sources so users can trace information back to its origin.
- Knowledge connections and organization
- The page describes bringing knowledge into one place, surfacing connections, and reducing the need for manual organization.
- Paste and share answers
- Paste a Gem into the app you are working in with one click or post it in a shared space.
- Desktop and mobile access
- The page says users can create and access Gems on desktop and mobile, and lists desktop app downloads for Apple M2, Apple M1, Apple Intel, and Windows.
Alternatives to consider
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Dashworks
Choose it if you need enterprise search across workplace apps with customizable bots, rather than the knowledge-assistant workflow described for Gems.
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Keymate.AI
Choose it if you specifically want to work with sources such as PDFs, Google Docs, URLs, YouTube, and emails, which are named in its description.
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Visus
Choose it if you want to train a custom ChatGPT-like assistant on your documents, rather than use Gems' described approach of connecting tools and asking questions.
Getting started
The page lists desktop app downloads for Apple M2, Apple M1, Apple Intel, and Windows; it also says Gems is available on mobile.
- Download the app for a listed desktop platform or use the mobile version.
- Connect your tools.
- Ask a question or clip text to provide context.
- Review the answer and sources, then paste or share the Gem.