Tana
Outliner + database with AI for knowledge graphs
Overview
Tana combines outlining, structured fields (databases) and AI into a unified workspace. Particularly strong for building living personal knowledge graphs — every note is a node, schemas are emergent. AI features include summarization, structured-data extraction, and chat with your workspace.
Use cases
ASEAN Perspective
Tana in Southeast Asia
ASEAN-region availability and pricing notes coming soon. Drop the editorial team a note via /contact/ if you can supply local context (Singapore/Malaysia/Indonesia/Thailand/Vietnam).
Tana is an ambitious, AI-native note and knowledge tool that fuses outlining with structured data through its supertags and node-graph model, letting power users build personal databases, daily notes, and AI-assisted workflows in one fluid space. For people who think in networks and want structure without rigid databases, it's genuinely powerful and distinctive.
The flexibility comes with a steep learning curve; casual note-takers will find it overwhelming compared to Notion or Obsidian, and it's been pricier and more invite-gated than mainstream rivals. English-centric with no SEA-specific provisions. Best for serious knowledge workers, researchers, and productivity enthusiasts willing to invest time to master it; not a quick pick-up-and-go notes app.
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