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A Slite alternative
your team will actually use

One place for AI to talk to your business

Slite asks your team to adopt a new wiki and move their knowledge into it. Context Link takes the opposite approach. Connect the sources you already keep current (Notion, Google Docs, email, Basecamp, Monday.com, websites, uploaded files) and Context Link keeps them in sync as one connected knowledge base. Ask source-backed questions from inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any MCP-aware agent, get citations on every answer, and save settled decisions as Memories. No new app. No migration. No wiki to maintain.

Slite
VS
Context Link
At a Glance

Key Differences

1

Slite is a standalone wiki app your team has to learn, populate, and maintain. Context Link connects to the tools you already keep current.

2

Context Link gives AI one place to talk to your business: Connect, Ask, Remember. Slite stops at write and search inside one wiki.

3

Every answer is source-backed with citations, retrieved by meaning across all your sources at once

4

Sources sync every 24 hours, so AI reads what your business says today. Slite only knows what your team writes into it

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Save settled decisions as Memories, and every connected AI reads the latest version. Slite has no equivalent

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Reach Context Link from inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and any MCP-aware agent. Slite locks AI into its own interface

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Connect Notion, Google Docs, Google Drive, email (Gmail, Outlook, Zoho, Fastmail, IMAP), Basecamp, Monday.com, websites, and uploaded files in minutes, no content migration

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Slite caps AI questions at 30-100/month per user. Context Link has no artificial limits on retrieval

No New Tools

Use Your Existing AI

Getting context in ChatGPT
ChatGPT Get Context · ChatGPT
Getting context in Claude
Claude Get Context · Claude
Your Sources

With Your Existing Knowledge Sources

Sources: Google Docs
Google Drive
Notion
Basecamp Basecamp
Websites
Files
Email
Memories
Decision Time

Which Should You Choose?

Both tools help teams find knowledge faster, but they work in fundamentally different ways.

Slite

Choose Slite If...

  • You want a dedicated wiki app where your team writes and organizes docs from scratch
  • You need doc verification workflows with validity periods and scheduled reviews
  • Your team is 10+ people and you're happy to pay $8-25/user/month for everyone
  • You want analytics on doc usage what's read, what's searched, what's stale
  • You're committed to migrating content into a centralized knowledge base and keeping it current
Context Link

Choose Context Link If...

  • You're a founder or owner-operator of a small business of 3-200 that uses AI daily and wants it grounded in your actual business content
  • You want source-backed answers with citations, from across Notion, Docs, email, and your website at once
  • You want to save settled decisions as Memories that every connected AI reads the latest version of
  • Your knowledge already lives in Notion, Google Docs, email, Basecamp, Monday.com, websites, or uploaded files, and you don't want to migrate it
  • You need to connect sources Slite can't reach: email inboxes, Basecamp, Monday.com, websites, or uploaded PDFs
  • You want your team to keep using their preferred AI tool, not learn a new interface
Side by Side

Feature Comparison

Capability
Slite Slite
Context Link Context Link
Where you work Slite's own web app and editor From inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and any MCP-aware agent, plus a dashboard for humans connecting sources, reviewing responses, and managing Memories
Core promise A wiki where your team writes docs, with AI search layered on top One place for AI to talk to your whole business: connect sources, ask source-backed questions, save Memories
AI model Slite's built-in AI (OpenAI/Anthropic under the hood, locked to Slite's interface) Model-agnostic on the asking side. Retrieval and answer composition are bundled into the service
Connectors Import from Google Docs, Notion, Confluence. External search (Super) adds Slack, Drive, GitHub, Linear, Intercom (requires $20/user tier) Notion, Google Docs, Google Drive, email (Gmail, Outlook, Zoho, Fastmail, IMAP), Basecamp, Monday.com, any website, uploaded files (PDFs, Word, Markdown), plus custom connections (your AI pushes data from any service it can reach)
Setup time Fast install, but real value requires migrating or writing docs into Slite Minutes. Connect your existing sources and start retrieving context the same day
AI usage limits 30 AI questions/month (Standard), 100/month (Knowledge Suite) No per-question caps on retrieval
Pricing $8/user/month (Standard), $20/user/month (Knowledge Suite, min 10 users) SMB-friendly per-seat pricing, no high minimums, no per-question limits
Team size Best for 10-500 employees; Knowledge Suite requires 10-seat minimum Built for founders and small businesses of 3-200
Memories (save the latest truth) No equivalent. Slite docs are human-written only AI and humans save settled decisions as Memories: named, canonical docs with version history, so every connected AI reads the latest version
Kept in sync Slite searches what your team has written into the wiki Sources sync every 24 hours across Notion, Docs, email, websites, and files, so AI reads what your business says today
Direct question answering (Q&A) Slite 'Ask' inside the Slite app (capped at 30-100 AI questions/month per user) Ask Question skill invoked from inside ChatGPT or Claude: `/ask-question [question]` or "ask Context Link what …". Returns one grounded paragraph with numbered citations. Secondary to the primary `get context on [topic]` workflow
Best for Teams that want a structured wiki with AI search layered on top Founders and small businesses that want AI grounded in the sources they already keep current
Two Approaches

The Real Differentiation

Slite

Slite

Slite is a well-designed wiki app. Your team writes docs inside Slite's editor, organizes them into collections, and searches them with AI. It works well when teams commit to it. But that's the catch: it's another app to adopt, another interface to learn, and another wiki to keep current. If your team already keeps their knowledge in Notion, Google Docs, email, and Basecamp, Slite asks you to duplicate that work or migrate it. And once you're in, the product is still scoped to writing and searching inside its own interface.

Context Link

Context Link

Context Link gives AI one place to talk to your whole business. Connect the places work happens (Notion, Google Docs, Google Drive, email (Gmail, Outlook, Zoho, Fastmail, IMAP), Basecamp, Monday.com, websites, uploaded files) and Context Link keeps them in sync as one connected knowledge base. Ask source-backed questions from inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any MCP-aware agent, and every answer comes back with citations. Save settled decisions as Memories, and every connected AI reads the latest version. Under the hood it works like an AI knowledge base and managed RAG workspace, with sources synced every 24 hours.

Slite is another wiki to maintain. Context Link is one place for AI to talk to your business.

No New Tools

Meet your team where they already work

Your team stays on the best AI tools for them — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot. Context Link upgrades every conversation with your company's actual knowledge. Easy adoption, zero workflow disruption.

ChatGPT
Ellie
(ChatGPT)
Claude
Joel
(Claude)
Bot
Marketing
agent 004
ChatGPT
Deep research
session
Website
Services page
Website
Blog posts
Google Docs
Proposal template
Notion
Pricing list 2026
PDF
Legals policy
Notion
Case studies
Google Docs
5-Step Growth Playbook
Website
About page
PDF
Brand guidelines
Notion
Onboarding flow
Google Docs
Quarterly review
Memory +
Keyword tracker
Memory +
New customer checklist
Memory +
Brand voice notes
Their Strengths

What Slite Does Well What Slite Does Well

Slite is a well-built product that solves real knowledge management problems. If your team wants a dedicated wiki, these strengths matter.

1

Clean, intuitive editor

Slite's interface is consistently praised for being easy to pick up. Non-technical teammates can create and organize docs without a learning curve.

2

Doc verification system

Docs can be marked as 'verified' with expiry dates, so your team knows what's current and what needs review. This is a genuinely useful feature for teams that struggle with stale documentation.

3

AI-powered search with citations

Slite's 'Ask' feature gives synthesized answers with source citations, not just a list of matching docs. It works well within Slite's own content.

4

Knowledge management dashboard

Slite proactively surfaces outdated pages, duplicate content, and search gaps. It tells you where your knowledge base is thin before your team notices.

5

Affordable entry price

At $8/user/month for the Standard plan, Slite is competitively priced for teams that want a standalone wiki. The free tier (50 docs) lets small teams try it without commitment.

Our Strengths

Context Link What Context Link Does Differently

1

One connected knowledge base, not a wiki to maintain

Slite is a place to write and search docs. Context Link connects the sources your team already keeps current and turns them into one knowledge base every AI tool can read, with citations on every answer.

2

Memories, save the latest truth

AI and humans can save settled decisions as Memories: named, canonical documents like a positioning statement or a pricing rationale. Update a Memory and every connected AI reads the latest version, with history kept. Slite docs are human-written only; Memories let AI write knowledge back.

3

Always in sync

Sources sync every 24 hours, so AI reads what your business says today, not a snapshot from the month you set it up. No manual refresh, no stale context.

4

Returned with citations

Every answer cites the exact sources it came from, past lookups are reviewable in the responses log, and anything you don't want indexed can be excluded with a click. Slite stops at search inside the wiki.

5

Reach Context Link from inside the AI you already use

Ask from inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any MCP-aware agent. Slite's AI is locked to its own interface. Context Link plugs into the tools your team is already in.

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Connect the tools you already have

Notion, Google Docs, Google Drive, email (Gmail, Outlook, Zoho, Fastmail, IMAP), Basecamp, Monday.com, any website, uploaded files (PDFs, Word docs, Markdown). And if a tool isn't in the catalogue, the custom-connections skill lets your AI build the connection itself. If Claude can read it, you can push it to Context Link. Your knowledge stays where your team already keeps it current. No migration, no duplication.

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No AI usage caps

Slite limits AI questions to 30-100 per user per month depending on your plan. Context Link doesn't ration retrieval. Your team can pull context as often as they need it.

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Minutes to value

Connect your sources and start retrieving context the same day. No wiki to populate, no content to write from scratch, no months of doc migration.

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SMB-friendly pricing

Built for founders and small businesses of 3-200. No 10-seat minimums, no per-question caps, no enterprise quotes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Context Link a direct replacement for Slite?
They solve different problems. Slite is a wiki app where your team writes and organizes documentation. Context Link connects to the knowledge sources you already keep current (Notion, Google Docs, email, Basecamp, Monday.com, websites, uploaded files), makes them retrievable from inside ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any MCP-aware agent, and adds citations on every answer plus Memories for saving settled decisions. If your team already keeps docs in Notion or Google Docs, Context Link makes them AI-ready without a new wiki to maintain.
What if my team already uses Slite?
You can use both. Connect Slite-adjacent sources (Notion, Google Docs, email, websites) to Context Link, leave Slite as the place your team writes long-form docs, and let Context Link give your AI one connected view of the wider business. Context Link is what answers with citations from across everything at once, and it's reachable from inside the AI tools your team is already in.
What are Memories?
A Memory is a named, canonical document that holds the latest version of something your business wants AI to reuse: a positioning statement, an ICP definition, a pricing rationale, a decision and its reasoning. AI or a human saves it once, then any AI tool connected to Context Link can retrieve it later. Updating a Memory replaces the old truth while keeping version history, so AI always reads the latest version.
How do I know where an answer came from?
Every answer cites the exact snippets it was built from, with links back to the source. Past lookups are reviewable in the responses log, so you can audit what AI retrieved and when, and anything you don't want indexed can be excluded with a click.
How does Context Link handle permissions and security?
Each team member has their own Context Link account. Sources are connected at the org level with controlled access. Admins manage which sources are shared, and team members can add private connections only they can see. It's straightforward security for small businesses of 3-200.
Can I use Context Link with ChatGPT AND Claude?
Yes. Context Link is model-agnostic on the asking side. The same connected sources and Memories are reachable from ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and any MCP-aware agent. Different team members can use different AI tools and still pull from the same knowledge base. Slite's AI only works inside Slite's own interface.
What about Slite's doc verification feature?
Doc verification is genuinely useful in Slite. It marks content as 'verified' with expiry dates. Context Link approaches freshness differently. Connections sync every 24 hours with your sources (Notion, Google Docs, websites, email) so the AI pulls from current content. If you update a Notion page, the next sync reflects that change. No manual verification step needed.
Does Slite's AI have usage limits?
Yes. Slite's Standard plan ($8/user/month) includes 30 AI questions per user per month, roughly one per workday. The Knowledge Suite ($20/user/month) increases this to 100/month. Context Link doesn't cap retrieval queries, so your team can pull context as often as they need it.
What about AI hallucinations?
Context Link reduces hallucinations by giving AI source-backed material to work from instead of guessing. Semantic search retrieves the most relevant snippets from your connected sources, and every answer cites where it came from. It doesn't eliminate hallucinations entirely, but it dramatically reduces them for company-specific topics.
Does Context Link have an 'Ask' feature like Slite?
Yes. Alongside the primary "get context on [topic]" workflow, Context Link has an Ask Question skill invoked as `/ask-question [question]` or natural language ("ask Context Link what …"). It runs the same semantic retrieval across your connected sources, then a small fast LLM composes one grounded paragraph with numbered citations back to the exact snippets used. The difference: instead of logging into another app to ask, you invoke it from inside the AI you already use: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any MCP-aware agent. Ask Question is a Pro feature and counts toward the monthly LLM allowance (2,000 requests/month on Pro, shared across LLM-powered features).
Summary

The Bottom Line

Slite

Slite

Slite is a solid wiki app for teams that want a dedicated place to write and organize documentation with AI search on top. If you have the team buy-in to migrate content into Slite and keep it current, its doc verification, analytics, and clean editor make it a good choice, especially for teams of 10-500.

Context Link

Context Link

Context Link is one place for AI to talk to your business, fully managed and built for founders and small businesses of 3-200. Connect your sources once, ask source-backed questions from inside ChatGPT, Claude, or any MCP-aware agent, and save settled decisions as Memories. Sources sync every 24 hours and every answer comes back with citations. No new app, no wiki to maintain.

Quick Decision Guide

Your pain

I want a structured wiki where my team writes and organizes documentation

Solution

Slite is the right choice

Your pain

I want AI grounded in my whole business, with citations on every answer

Solution

Context Link is the right choice

Your pain

I want a knowledge base that stays in sync and lets AI save knowledge back, not just AI search inside a wiki

Solution

Context Link is the right choice

Your pain

My knowledge already lives in Notion, Google Docs, email, and Basecamp, I don't want to move it

Solution

Context Link is the right choice

Your pain

I need AI that works from inside ChatGPT, Claude, or any MCP-aware agent, not locked to one tool's interface

Solution

Context Link is the right choice

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Context

$19 per seat / month
7-day free trial
includes
  • Search all your sources by meaning, not keywords
  • Works with ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot & Gemini
  • Connect Google Drive, Notion, files, email, websites, workspaces & custom connections
  • Save AI outputs as reusable memories under any /slash
  • Use /get-context for bigger briefings, or /ask-question for concise answers with citations
  • Connections auto re-sync every 24 hours
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$59 /month, then $19 per extra seat
7-day free trial
includes
  • Living Lenses on positioning, competitors, customer support and more
  • Backed by recurring AI deep research and your live-updating context
  • Pick a goal in any Lens — AI suggests actions to move your business there
  • Lens history shows how your business shifts over time
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