Files
Docs, receipts, exports, and signed artifacts in one place.
replaces Drive, Dropbox, Box
Files index themselves. Notes carry the source. Agents summarise and cross-check. Nothing cited that you can't replay.
Research lives in a graveyard of PDFs, Zotero exports, Notion pages, and LLM chats where the citations evaporated. Starport collapses the corpus: files that index themselves, people memory that never lapses, a brief that drafts memos with the receipts attached. Every claim points to the file, the action, or the decision it came from.
Each one ships built-in. Each one runs without a separate seat. Build more from a prompt; share with your team.
Four flows you'd run in your first month. Built from the apps you already have inside Starport. Adapt them, or build new ones with a prompt.
Your research agents pull signals from your files and feeds, draft a brief in your voice, and attach every source. Partners read once and decide.
Every claim links back to the file, the note, or the conversation it came from. Reviewer can audit the path in one click.
Expert calls and founder updates auto-summarise into the people record with the transcript and the quote-level citation. Quarter-end you write the LP letter from receipts, not memory.
Replay any agent action. See what files it read, what it inferred, and which decision it took. No black boxes.
These are starting points. Every Starport workspace is generative. Describe what you need and your agents build it.
Index your folders once; your agents pull from there. You can pin canonical sources from any app in the workspace.
Both index natively. Cited claims point to the page or the slide.
Yes. Share a receipt link with the citations attached. The recipient can replay your reasoning.
Bring your own. Self-host if your research is sensitive.
Yes. The stream app renders the brief plus the citation appendix in one document.
One workspace. Twelve built-in apps. Everything included. Pay monthly, or save with annual.
Open Starport. Sign in once. Cancel the other twelve on Tuesday.