We think writing things down is a team's superpower.

Every team has the same problem. The answer to a question exists, somewhere: in a chat thread from last spring, in a slide deck, in one person's head. Finding it takes longer than it should, so people ask again, and the people who know get interrupted all day.

A good wiki fixes that, but most wikis become graveyards. Writing in them feels like filling in a form, finding anything means guessing the right space, and nobody trusts that a page is still true.

We're building Kenfolio to be the wiki people actually keep up to date. That comes down to a few beliefs:

• Writing should feel fast. If adding a checklist or linking a page takes more than a keystroke, people won't do it.
• Pages should show their age. Versions, publish notes and "last updated" put a date on every claim.
• Search should be trustworthy. It should find the words you typed, and it should never show you something you aren't allowed to see.
• AI should cite its sources. An answer you can't check is worse than no answer.
• Your content is yours. You can export everything, any time, on any plan.

We're a small team, and we read every message. If you have an idea, a complaint or a question, write to support@kenfolio.com.