Connect a drive. Your files become a private, AI‑queryable wiki — every answer cited, one click below the surface.
Let us help you draw them out.
Get started freeEvery AI session starts cold. You keep handing over background for it to reason through on the spot — which costs time and tokens, and slows the model down.
surfawiki does that work ahead of time: it ingests your files, draws the relationships and inferences once, and keeps them ready. Like a person who read the file before the meeting, the AI shows up already knowing your material instead of being handed it cold.
And it isn't only for the AI — the wiki is yours to browse. Humans surf it, models query it. Same calm water.
Four steps. surfawiki only ever reads your documents — it never moves or modifies them.
Link a cloud drive or point to a local folder. surfawiki only ever reads — it never moves or changes your files.
It recognizes your documents, pulls out the facts and figures, and organizes everything into a structured, navigable wiki.
Relationships and cross-document inferences are drawn in advance, so the context is ready before anyone needs it.
Ask in plain language and get cited answers — or let the built-in AI keep everything current and do the legwork.
Where files come from and where the built wiki lives are set independently — so you can read a cloud drive but publish nowhere.
We host the wiki, isolated to your account and encrypted in transit and at rest, with full web, mobile and desktop access. The easiest way to start.
The built wiki is written back into your own Drive, Box, SharePoint or OneDrive. We process; the artifacts rest in your storage.
The desktop app keeps everything on your machine. An air-gap toggle cuts all web access — it can't see the web and can't be seen.
Monthly cloud subscription tiers, plus a separately-billed desktop license for offline and air-gapped use. Storage caps apply to files stored on surfawiki — leave files in your own cloud (the default) and they don't count toward your cap.
Run the wiki fully offline on Mac or Windows. Reads local folders or network shares, keeps everything on the machine, and an air-gap mode severs all network access for classified or sensitive work. Billed separately from the cloud subscription.