Tyles

Tyles is a knowledge organization tool that helps you capture and structure information from your web browsing. It lets you highlight content from any webpage and automatically saves these highlights into a centralized workspace. Instead of juggling dozens of open tabs, you can build documents and notes using your saved highlights as foundational elements.

The tool works through a three-part system: a terminal for capturing highlights, an editor for organizing them into structured documents, and a canvas for visually connecting ideas to uncover new insights. Tyles is currently available as a web application and desktop app for both Mac and Windows, with mobile versions planned for the future. The service is in beta and currently requires an internet connection, though offline functionality is in development.

This tool is particularly useful for researchers, consultants, and writers who need to synthesize information from multiple sources. It helps professionals who regularly compile research for reports, academic papers, or business analyses by providing a systematic way to capture and organize their findings without the clutter of countless browser tabs.