Slite

Slite is a knowledge base built for teams, from a Paris-based company. It's used to document processes, decisions, and know-how, then to find the right information fast, with an AI that answers questions from the content of the workspace.

What is Slite used for?

You write clear documents, organized into collections, with a clean editor that keeps things tidy. AI search (called "Ask") answers in natural language while citing the source documents, and document verification flags content that's becoming outdated to keep the knowledge base reliable. The goal is for a team to stop asking the same question twice and find the up-to-date answer on its own.

Slite or Notion and Outline?

Compared to Notion, a do-everything Swiss Army knife, Slite focuses on the knowledge base and the reliability of information, with less sprawl. Compared to Outline, open source and self-hostable, Slite adds a more advanced AI and a turnkey experience. For an internal wiki where freshness matters, it's a focused choice.

What are Slite's limitations?

Its scope is deliberately narrow: it's a knowledge base, not an all-in-one workspace or a project manager. There's no permanent free plan, only a trial, and AI credits are capped depending on the plan.