Tyles is a knowledge management tool that uses intuitive building blocks to help users organize and capture information effortlessly.

Tyles currently supports Web, Mac, and Windows platforms.

Yes, Tyles offers a free trial period for new users to explore its features.

Data security is a top priority for Tyles, and they ensure all your data remains secure and in your absolute ownership.

Currently, Tyles does not support offline usage but plans to include this feature in the future.

Main competitors include Evernote, Notion, OneNote, and Supernotes.

Tyles is suitable for professionals, researchers, writers, students, knowledge workers, project managers, and content creators.

To create a new Tyle, simply add information from the web, an app, a document, or jot down notes within the Tyles interface.

Yes, you can connect multiple Tyles to build a comprehensive knowledge base.

Using Tyles offers enhanced productivity, quick access to information, reduced mental overload, and streamlined project management.