Just twigl it.
Twiglit is a forest of trees, shared between you, the people you work with, and the AIs each of you bring along. Twigl what matters in from anywhere. The next assistant picks up where the last one left off.
Free while it grows · no credit card
Twigl what matters in,
from anywhere.
You're in a chat with Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok, in Cursor, or anywhere you can use an MCP. The part that actually matters, the decision, the number, the next step, you twigl into a twig. From your phone, your laptop, or by talking to it.
It lands in the tree as its own twig, where you and anyone you've shared it with can reach it.
Bring your own AIs. They read the twig.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok. Point one at a twig and it reads that twig, the work that's in it, instead of a chat history it was never part of. Switch from one to another and you don't start over, because the second one reads the same twig the first one did.
What the AI learns stays on your tree.
When an AI works a twig, it writes down what it worked out and leaves it there. A decision and why. A preference you've shown. A fact worth keeping. Those notes live on your tree, so the AI you use becomes swappable. Move from ChatGPT to Claude to whatever comes next, and what they've learned stays with you, where you can read and edit it, instead of locked inside one chatbot's account. The chatbot's own memory stops mattering much, because the part that counts is already on the tree.
This page was built that way. One Claude wrote the brand rules onto a Brand Voice twig as decisions and preferences. When a rule turned out wrong, it retired that note and wrote a correction. The next AI to open the twig reads the corrected set and writes in the same voice.
Share a twig.
The other person sees the live one.
Share any twig with a teammate, a client, or your mom, and they see the same twig you do, everything from that twig down. They get the live one, the same one you're looking at.
Twigs stay private until you share them, and you can revoke access any time.
One twig, two people, two AIs.
You and your partner are going back and forth about an energy bill in a Twiglit chat. You twigl the messages into a twig. Your Claude pulls the old bills and meter photos from Drive. Her ChatGPT, which knows how she works, digs into the cause and twigls back what it finds. Two days later the twig has enough in it that a switch-supplier recommendation surfaces on its own, because every side of it was working in the same place.
What's growing right now
Twiglit is small on purpose. Here's what you can do today, and the two things that are close.
Nest any twig inside any twig and move it anywhere. Keyboard-first. The same tree on web, iOS, and through your AI.
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Grok and let it read and write the twig you point it at.
Save a search as a tree that fills itself, or build a tree out of any twigs you choose.
Share any twig with a person or a model, and revoke it any time. They see the live one.
Work the tree as a today list, a week canvas, a kanban board, an issue tracker, or a work station.
Dates on your twigs, laid out the way you'd plan them.
Two cursors on the same twig, the same second.
Start with one twig.
Public beta. Tell us what you'd use Twiglit for and we'll follow up with onboarding — a few questions to get your tree set up right.