Create your Corvio Workspace
Open with a real task. You can start free and shape the first document before connecting anything else.
Save the useful part of an AI conversation as an editable note. Highlight it, comment on it, and continue with any connected AI.
Select a conversation, source, or result and add it to an editable note—without copying and pasting between tools.
Read, mark up, and rewrite. Highlight a key line, leave a comment, or edit the answer directly on the page.
Return to the same note in a later chat instead of searching old conversations or rebuilding the context.
Initial market map and open questions
Customer interviews added by Claude
Pricing decision updated with the team
ChatGPT, Claude, Codex, and other connected tools can continue from the same authorized note.
List price and feature differences![]()
Add real customer feedback![]()
Draft a conclusion by Friday![]()
Teammates can review and edit in the browser, then continue with their own AI, within the permissions you set.
Start with three real customer stories
Keep production under the agreed budget![]()
Confirm the venue by Wednesday
The materials list is ready![]()
Open with a real task. You can start free and shape the first document before connecting anything else.
Paste this request into a supported AI tool, or follow the connector guide.
Help me connect Corvio MCP. Use this connector guide: https://api.corvio.ai/mcp. For research, reports, plans, decisions, meeting notes, or project work, check the relevant Workspace context first. When there is a result worth keeping, write it back to the original work location.
Keep the work that needs to outlive a single answer or chat.
Keep research notes, watchlists, and what changed in view across recurring work.
Sources stay beside the thesis, so the next review starts from what changed instead of rebuilding the market context.
Example note
Your notes, changes, and permissions stay visible in the Workspace, where you can review and correct them.
Only the tasks and material you choose to send enter Corvio.
People and AI remain bound by Workspace membership, granted scopes, and document permissions.
Remove a connection from settings whenever you no longer need it.
Understand how your notes are stored, processed by AI, and accessed for support.
Cloud search and AI need to process relevant content. Ordinary Workspace notes are not end-to-end encrypted.
HTTPS encrypts transfers. Notes and files use managed cloud storage; encryption, keys and backups require deployment-specific verification.
Corvio does not train public or shared foundation models on your notes, chats or AI inputs and outputs, and requires the same of inference providers. Retention depends on the model and deployment.
Support screens hide content by default. Necessary reads use short-lived, read-only, audited sessions. Support Access is off by default and revocable; rollout exceptions are explained in Help.
Files, summaries, memories and search indexes receive customer-content protection, with supported export and deletion. Backup retention follows the service policy.
No. Corvio is the shared place where useful work from people and AI becomes an editable note. The assistant can change; the brief, decisions, sources, comments, and next steps stay together.
Chats are good for getting an answer. Ongoing work also needs a current version you can read, correct, discuss, and return to. Corvio keeps that useful result in the work instead of asking everyone to reconstruct the conversation later.
It turns scattered sources and conversations into a working brief, keeps open questions and decisions visible, and lets the next person or AI continue from the latest reviewed state. That matters when the work unfolds over many sessions, not one prompt.
They work from the same note, within the permissions you set. A person can highlight, comment, or rewrite; a connected AI can continue from the authorized material and return useful work to the same place.
No. Corvio is designed to connect with the AI tools you already use. You choose what to send and what is worth keeping, so work can continue across those tools instead of becoming another isolated chat.
Corvio is built for a cloud, browser-first workflow where people and connected AI continue in the same editable Workspace with comments, permissions, tables, and version history. Obsidian is often the better fit when local Markdown files, offline use, and plugin-level control matter most.
Read the full Corvio vs Obsidian comparisonBoth. You can start with one note for your own research or study, then share work with teammates when it needs review or a handoff. Workspace membership and document permissions continue to decide who can see or change it.
The new information can update the plan, table, decision, or FAQ it affects while the sources and current version stay visible for review. Corvio does not assume every change is correct—you can inspect and revise the result.
Create your first note, then connect the AI you already use.