Stop digging through client folders. Turn scattered notes into a knowledge base that works for you.

Consultants and freelancers juggle multiple clients at once. Marketing strategists, lawyers, accountants, architects, and project managers each carry a stack of documents, emails, and deadlines per client. The risk of confusion, or overlooking a critical detail, is constant. The knowledge lives in five folders, three inboxes, and a hundred bookmarks, and the right answer is never where you last left it.

Sofie Wiki takes a different approach: the AI writes and updates the knowledge base for you from chat. You send a contract excerpt, describe a call outcome, or ask where the renewal clause lives. The assistant finds or creates the right page, files it under the right client, cross-links related entries, and versions the change. The result is a single wiki where every client is organized and current, without you babysitting it.

The reading experience is familiar: a Wikipedia-style interface with table of contents, semantic search, categories, and full revision history. You do not need to learn a new tool to find a client's notes. You ask, you read, you get on with the work. And when you bring it to your team, the same wiki scales up to a shared workspace.