Your notes should do more than sit there.
Bring the knowledge you already use to tentus and let Lumi help you find context, recognize connections, and turn information into next steps.
You don't have to leave your current system to try this. tentus is happy sitting alongside Notion, Obsidian, or whatever you use today, reading from what you already have — and it works just as well if you never move anything at all.
Whatever you’re coming from
The starting point is the same everywhere — the notes you already have — but the reason people switch usually isn’t.
- Obsidian
- Use Lumi to work with your knowledge, not just maintain the vault. You keep ownership — export is always available, and your files stay yours.
- Notion
- Turn workspace clutter into useful context and next steps, instead of another page you maintain.
- Evernote or OneNote
- Years of saved notes that rarely get reopened become a living system that answers questions.
- Tana, Capacities, or Mem
- Connect the organized knowledge you already have to active thinking and decisions — without building the system yourself.
- Logseq or Roam
- Keep your connections central. Lumi adds a thinking partner on top of them, and we are clear about what it does not do — offline, and boundaries.
How switching works here
Small, not wholesale. Pick one job you actually have — recovering client context, preparing for decisions, turning saved sources into something usable. Add five pieces of your own material, ask Lumi two questions about them, and use one result. Only then, if the first session earned it, we talk about bringing over more.
The first early switchers also get migration guidance directly from the founder, and every repeated question shapes what gets built before launch.
What this does not promise
That you should abandon your current system, that switching is all-or-nothing, or a permanent discount. The program is a way to test whether an AI thinking partner makes the knowledge you already have more useful — with your second brain intact the whole time.