To create a knowledge companion for every knowledge worker
Why we're here
We’re out to change how knowledge workers use technology, by eliminating mundane, manual work and freeing them to focus on the extraordinary.
A growing problem
Knowledge workers are inundated with more information than ever before.
They face a tough choice: become subservient to technology by spending countless hours wrangling information, or resign themselves to valuable insights getting lost in the chaos.
We believe there's a better way.
They face a tough choice: become subservient to technology by spending countless hours wrangling information, or resign themselves to valuable insights getting lost in the chaos.
We believe there's a better way.
The future we're building
We envision a future where technology amplifies human potential, not replaces it.
By handling the mundane aspects of knowledge work, Liminary frees you to focus on what matters most: your uniquely human insights, creativity, and expertise.
By handling the mundane aspects of knowledge work, Liminary frees you to focus on what matters most: your uniquely human insights, creativity, and expertise.
Bring your knowledge to the next level
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Founding story
Sarah and Allen started Liminary because they live the problem themselves: too much time organizing information, not enough time for creative work. They bonded over this shared passion for what it means to gather, share, and use knowledge.
Having built beloved tools at previous jobs, they know firsthand how fine a line it is between building technology that unlocks superpowers versus technology that feels like a chore. Now they're reimagining what's possible with modern tools, driven by a simple belief: technology should free up time for human creativity and insight, not create more obstacles.
Having built beloved tools at previous jobs, they know firsthand how fine a line it is between building technology that unlocks superpowers versus technology that feels like a chore. Now they're reimagining what's possible with modern tools, driven by a simple belief: technology should free up time for human creativity and insight, not create more obstacles.
