Our lives should be better with a world of knowledge at our fingertips, but that's not always the case. We’re inundated with digital content from different sources— images and links sent from slack, news articles shared from WhatsApp, emails, work files, and inspirational content from our favorite brands and creators on social media. The internet has enabled it all, but how we manage what’s meaningful to us has been ignored.

Despite this increasing volume of content, our file and content management systems remain unchanged. People and workplaces don’t have tools that make saving, searching, and sharing their digital content easy. The result is that important information falls through the cracks or gets scattered across different places. We're less productive and more overwhelmed.

For creative people and teams, this is a big problem. So much of what we produce is informed by existing work in the world. We need to share knowledge with our teams or clients so we can produce our own best work, and we need one home to manage it all for us.

That’s why we’re building Maple, a new kind of knowledge manager. We believe creative people and teams should have one home for everything digital they care about, without getting bogged down by the labor traditional solutions require. Maple is designed for how we use the internet today, so that we can be more creative, free, and focus on our life's passions.