Files

PDFs, images, documents, links, and every asset the project generates — held together with the work they belong to.

What you can bring in

  • Documents — PDF, DOCX, TXT, Markdown.
  • Images — PNG, JPG, WEBP, SVG.
  • Links — saved with their page content, not just the URL.
  • Generated assets — anything the engines produce, stored automatically.

Files are material, not attachments

An uploaded file becomes a block on the canvas. It can be connected, grouped, and selected as context like anything else, and its contents are readable by the project's tools.

Storage

PlanStorage
Free1 GB
Pro5 GB

Storage counts uploads and generated assets together. Deleting a block removes its file and frees the space.

Large source documents are worth keeping even once you have extracted what you need from them — they are the provenance for every finding taken out of them.

Practical notes

  • Upload the original rather than a screenshot of it — extracted text is what makes a document usable as context.
  • Rename files to something you will recognise later; the filename is what appears on the canvas.
  • Links are stored with their page content, so a source that later disappears is still readable.

Nothing you upload is used to train a model. Files are stored for your account and processed only when you ask a tool to read them.