Every book created by members of your community lives in a shared library — searchable, summarized, and ready to chat with.
Search for your church, school, or organization to access shared stories, member testimonies, and AI knowledge bases.
San Francisco, CA • @foundersforge.co
A high-velocity collective of startup founders, YC alumni, and indie hackers sharing fundraising pitch decks, post-mortems, growth playbooks, and scale stories.
Austin, TX • @bootstrappers.io
Profitable micro-SaaS creators documenting zero-to-one revenue strategies, customer retention playbooks, cold email templates, and product-market fit journey books.
New York, NY • @venturestudio.com
Serial entrepreneurs and studio partners publishing validation frameworks, cap table advice, hiring blueprints, and early-stage operator manuals.
Boulder, CO • @irongrit.fit
Endurance athletes, powerlifters, and cross-training coaches documenting training logs, macro nutrition guides, competition recovery, and physical transformation journals.
Boston, MA • @endurancerunners.org
Distance runners and marathon trainers logging pacing strategies, race-day fueling guides, injury prevention protocols, and ultra-marathon trip recaps.
Chicago, IL • @peakcrossfit.com
Community gym members compiling WOD programming notes, mobility routines, athlete success stories, and Olympic weightlifting breakdown guides.
Los Angeles, CA • @vitalityhub.org
Biohackers, nutritionists, and wellness practitioners sharing sleep optimization protocols, plant-based meal plans, longevity research, and stress reduction handbooks.
Portland, OR • @mindfulbreath.co
Daily meditators and breathwork practitioners logging mindfulness journals, stress detox protocols, emotional balance handbooks, and retreats summaries.
Miami, FL • @longevitylab.org
Preventative health researchers and biohackers reviewing bloodwork tracking, fasting protocols, cold plunge science, and circadian rhythm optimization books.
Seattle, WA • @aiguild.io
Machine learning researchers, LLM practitioners, and software architects compiling model tuning guides, RAG system design whitepapers, and prompt engineering handbooks.
San Jose, CA • @cloudguild.dev
Site reliability engineers and Cloud DevOps architects publishing Kubernetes playbooks, incident post-mortems, zero-trust security docs, and infrastructure-as-code books.
Remote Global • @opensourcehub.org
Maintainers of popular open source projects sharing community management handbooks, code review standards, release notes, and architecture decision records.
New York, NY • @creatorslab.net
Self-published authors, newsletter writers, and podcasters building audience growth blueprints, storytelling frameworks, and monetization case studies.
Brooklyn, NY • @writerguild.co
Independent essayists, journalists, and curation writers sharing publication growth tactics, editorial workflow guides, subscriber retention, and narrative essays.
Los Angeles, CA • @storytellers.art
Comic creators, concept artists, and visual storytellers publishing worldbuilding bibles, character lore books, art style guides, and graphic novel drafts.
Austin, TX • @gracecommunity.org
A vibrant fellowship sharing real stories of life transformation, faith journeys, youth retreats, and community outreach.
Denver, CO • @stjude.org
Community ministry archiving small group study books, parish testimonies, and seasonal reflections.
Raleigh, NC • @redoaks.org
Non-denominational congregation sharing Sunday sermon transcripts, family devotional guides, mission trip journals, and community prayer archives.
Dallas, TX • @beaconhill.edu
K-12 Christian school library compiling student writing, teacher curriculum guides, and devotional journals.
San Jose, CA • @oakridgeprep.edu
High school science academy archiving student research papers, robotics club engineering logs, and AP curriculum study guides.
Atlanta, GA • @horizoncharter.edu
Creative arts magnet school showcasing student anthology poetry collections, history thesis papers, and drama department scripts.
Nashville, TN • @covenantleadership.org
Regional organizational workspace connecting ministry team leaders, playbooks, and mentorship guides.
Washington, DC • @globalhealthimpact.org
International NGO team compiling humanitarian field reports, grant proposals, volunteer onboarding handbooks, and impact case studies.
Chicago, IL • @apexconsulting.com
Management consultancy team archiving industry research whitepapers, executive client playbooks, and framework training manuals.
Knowledge in organizations is trapped in people's heads, scattered across emails, and buried in forgotten Slack threads. When someone leaves, their knowledge leaves with them.
Not just file storage. A living, AI-powered knowledge system.
Private, team-only, or public — creators choose who sees their work. Admins set org-wide defaults while members retain control over their own content.
Every book published to the community gets instant AI summaries at multiple detail levels. Members can absorb key ideas in minutes, not hours.
Ask questions across all community content at once. The AI synthesizes answers from every book, surfacing connections no single author could see.
Members with matching email domains join automatically — no invites needed. Your @company.com team is connected instantly.
An org admin sets up the community. Members join via invite link or automatically through their email domain.
Each person writes, publishes, and contributes to the community library. Every piece of content is instantly indexed and summarized.
Browse, search, chat, and discover connections across all community content. Knowledge compounds as the library grows.
Any group that creates and shares knowledge will thrive here.
Pitch decks, post-mortems, growth experiment logs, and scale playbooks shared across founder syndicates.
Training logs, workout plans, competition journals, and physical transformation guides for gyms & clubs.
Nutrition handbooks, recovery protocols, biohacking notes, and longevity research shared among practitioners.
Architecture whitepapers, prompt libraries, RAG benchmarks, and developer onboarding manuals.
Sermons, Bible studies, devotionals, and testimonies — all searchable and ready to revisit.
Student projects, teacher resources, and curriculum materials in one discoverable library.
Yes. You have full control over visibility. Community content is private by default — only members can see it. Individual creators can choose to make specific works public if they want.
Two ways: admins send invite links, or members join automatically when their email domain matches your organization. Sign up with your @company.com email and you're in.
No. Content is only visible to the community once it's published. Drafts remain private to the creator unless they explicitly share a link.
A shared Drive stores files. iChatbook understands them. Every piece of content gets AI summaries, is searchable by concept, and can be chatted with. The Idea Graph shows how ideas connect across your entire library.
Start free. Invite your team. Watch your collective knowledge grow.
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