Local-first visual workspace

Bring Your Working Context Together

Connect files, folders, web links, Markdown, images, and AI-generated outputs to one bento-style board. Arrange what matters, add lightweight memos, and keep your current context visible.

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Why Bentowise

Your work already lives in many places.

Your browser has references. Your computer has files and folders. AI tools generate reports and drafts. Bentowise does not ask you to move all of that into another system.

Keep resources where they belong.

Link existing files, folders, URLs and external outputs instead of rebuilding your workflow inside Bentowise.


Bring the important pieces together.

Use a structured visual board to place related resources side by side instead of digging through separate apps and folders.


See the current state.

Use the Board as a working surface for what matters now, not as a warehouse for everything you have ever saved.


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The Core Model

Link the resource. Keep your thinking beside it.

Bentowise separates the source from your judgment. The original resource stays external. Your memo keeps the context close.

Link

Connect what already exists.

  • Web pages and URLs
  • Files and folders
  • Markdown and text outputs
  • Images and references
  • Other Boards and URL schemes
  • AI-generated reports and status files

The resource stays where it belongs.

  • Why it matters
  • Current status
  • What changed
  • Your own conclusion

Your memo keeps the judgment close.

Visual Context

See the things you’re working on together.

A folder gives you a list. A bookmark manager shows what you saved. Bentowise gives you a visual surface where related resources stay side by side.

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Changing information

Your Board can change as your files change.

Linked external content can stay visible on the Board. When a Markdown file or other supported resource is updated, Bentowise can show the latest version in the same place.

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Use Cases

A home for the things you’re currently following.

Content & Research

Keep sources, reference images, drafts, web pages and AI research outputs together while working on a topic.

Projects

Place project folders, documents, links, status files and next-step memos on one Board.

Markets & Tracking

Combine regularly updated Markdown reports, charts, source links, filings and your own observations.

AI Workflows

Let different agents write to normal files, then review their outputs together in one visual layer.


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Local-first

Your workspace stays local.

Bentowise Boards are stored locally. Your files remain your files. You choose your folders, sync service, storage and AI tools.

You Own Your Files

Your workspace lives on your device, not inside a closed cloud-only system.


Sync Your Way

Use your preferred file-based sync service if you want multi-device access.

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More Features

Built around links, previews and context.

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Bento-Style Boards

Arrange cards spatially instead of burying everything in lists.

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Preview without opening

Keep supported external content visible directly on the Board.

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Review Mode

Filter grids and turn selected materials into a slide-style flow.


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Link to almost anything

Web pages, files, folders, Markdown, images, Boards and URL schemes.



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Board Deeplinks

Link to any board from your notes, documents, or tasks, and reopen the full visual workspace when you need it.




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Add lightweight Memos

Keep short judgments and next steps beside the resources they refer to.

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Vaults and Boards

Separate work, clients, classes, collections, and research topics.

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Restore earlier states

Use restore points when you want to return to a previous Board arrangement.



Pricing

Simple pricing. No subscriptions.

Start free. Upgrade when your boards become part of your real workflow.

Free Core

For trying Bentowise and building your first personal boards.

Create small local-first boards for links, notes, images, files, and references — without committing to a subscription.

  • Local-first boards
  • Notes, images, links, and file cards
  • Works offline
  • Limited vaults, boards, and blocks

For projects, tracking, and AI workflows.

Unlock the full Bentowise workspace for larger boards, ongoing tracking, multi-project work, and reviewing AI outputs side by side.

  • Unlimited vaults, boards, and blocks
  • Review filters
  • Light / dark mode
  • Personal and commercial use
  • Email support
  • Lifetime full feature updates
  • And more …


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Files, links, AI outputs, references, and your own context — together, without moving everything into another system.


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