Product
A board for evidence, questions, and connected thinking.
Netah Board combines a flexible visual canvas with source-grounded analysis. It is designed to help people examine their reasoning—not hide it behind an automatic answer.
Build a visual evidence board
Add web, path, or freeform arrangements, resize each one independently, and attach documents, tables, images, notes, and other source files to nodes.
Connect what belongs together
Draw and remove relationships between sources. The board preserves the structure you chose instead of deciding that structure for you.
Work on the same board
Invite a signed-in editor with a single-use link. Collaborators can add and organize material while ownership, sharing, and AI policy remain under the project owner's control.
Move from arrangement to inquiry
The local board guide looks at filenames, table structure, and chosen relationships. Optional AI analysis reads only the sources a user selects and identifies which source supports each conclusion.
What the AI does—and does not do
AI is optional. A project owner can turn it off for every editor. When it is on, nothing is sent merely because a file was uploaded: someone must select sources and deliberately request an analysis.
The resulting report is expected to cite its supporting sources. It can still be incomplete or wrong, so users should inspect the cited material and make their own judgment.
Help shape the pilot
We are inviting a small number of educators and researchers to test Netah Board with real, non-sensitive project material and tell us what should improve.