AI Context Flow's underlying concept is solid: to build multiple comprehensive knowledge bases, context buckets, and AI skillsets that you can re-use across various AI tools without having to manually type out everything again-and-again every time.

BUT as others have mentioned before me, it lacks quite a few essential features that are non-negotiables for enable organized, deep work. What I mean is:

1) No clear hierarchy within buckets: say I manage 5 brands, and each brand has 3 separate products or projects. Currently, there's no way to separate each product/product, UNLESS I create a separate bucket for each and manually upload the brand files into each and every bucket. Now, imagine 100 brands, each with 60 products/projects, and it becomes painfully clear why this is an issue. The lack of hierarchy, organizational flexibility, and "connections" between various memory items is a severe limitation of this product.

2) Limited in the types of context you can save: the fact that I can't crawl and save entire websites, social media accounts, and I can't add YouTube videos, images, social media posts, or URLs as context is a limitation. Yes, there is a manual workaround that kind of works: I just use Gemini to do this, summarize everything, save it as a pdf, and then upload it to one of my buckets... But man, this is tiresome work for even one memory bucket. Now, imagine trying to do this at scale...

3) Just 1 bucket per prompt: so, let's say I want to prompt an AI to create a specific piece of content for a specific brand. For the sake of this example, let's say I'm writing an email newsletter for a brand. I have one bucket in which I have all the information about the brand – its target audience, its brand guidelines, tone of voice, customer research, etc. And then I have another bucket containing my best practices on how to write a high converting newsletter – with specific instructions about formatting, the flow, email copywriting frameworks, conversion triggers, etc. As of now, I can only connect a single bucket to a prompt, so I cannot get an AI tool to create a high-converting email for a specific brand in one go. Notion AI – something we also use regularly – is more than capable of doing this: you can add multiple contexts or skills to a single prompt, and it will take it all into account (almost) perfectly. But AI Context Flow is currently incapable of doing this. (Yes, there might be workarounds, but if I have to find a manual workaround for everything I do, then there's not much use for a tool like this).

4) 10 GB of total space for the top tier seems way too little. I mean, a free Notion account gives you unlimited storage (with a 5MB/file upload limit), and even a free Google account gives users 15GB of space. 10 GB is essentially nothing, especially if someone wants to become a "power user". For the top tier, I'd kind of hope that they'd at least match the storage limits of other free tools...

My recommendation:

• Enhance the tool's organizational capabilities to allow subfolders (and maybe even "sub-sub-folders") in each bucket. Then, let us create various connections between buckets/subfolders, reorganize our workspace however we like. Maximum organizational flexibility should be your top priority.

• Second, enable users to save more types of content as memories. As you have access to the latest AI models, I don't understand why we can't crawl websites, save URLs, YouTube videos, etc. Solving this seems like an easy win to me, but what do I know.

• Third – and this would be HUGE – allow users to add multiple contexts/buckets/skills to a single prompt. I know comparing you with Notion AI isn't a fair comparison – since Notion is a huge company with a mature product, while you're probably a small team with a new product. BUT: I paid well over 1 year's worth of Notion's subscription price for the top tier of your tool. And Notion handles this (and a lot more) beautifully. I'm hoping that one day, we'd be able to replace Notion for your tool – but for that to happen, you absolutely need to let users add multiple buckets to a single prompt (and handle the "chaos" that results from this well).

• Finally, I'd genuinely appreciate more storage space. I know you have to be sustainable, and I definitely don't want to push you into promising more than you can provide in the long-run... But 10 GB is practically nothing, and well below the free tier limits of almost every other tool we've ever come across.

To summarize: this tool aims to solve a genuine problem that many people/businesses using AI regularly face on a day-to-day basis. It attempts to solve this pain with a different approach than Notion – but as of now, Notion solves the problem significantly better. IF you don't want a Notion subscription, this tool is already solid. But if you do? It might not make sense to switch (yet). We'll see how this tool evolves in the upcoming 1-2 months and reevaluate then.