Zomory is an AI-powered search tool for a Notion knowledge base. It is built to make Notion pages and documents searchable, including by natural language, so users can find information even without exact keywords.
The service includes natural language understanding, a conversational interface for follow-up questions and clarification, page search across all Notion pages and documents, and a Slack integration that allows searching directly from Slack. Its search is described as lightning fast, with answers returned in milliseconds, and it is built with security-first principles including end-to-end encryption and granular access controls. The product also describes an indexing flow in which a Notion workspace is connected to Zomory, after which its pages are indexed, and a Slack app can be installed to start searching.
Zomory is presented as a beta product. The page invites users to join the exclusive beta for Zomory 2.0, request beta access, or join a waitlist, and it notes that limited beta spots are available. All rights reserved.
In the Knowledge base & wikis space, Zomory takes a focused approach. It focuses on finding information quickly within large Notion workspaces using natural language search. Zomory is a B2B product aimed at teams using Notion. It ships for the web.
Zomory first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include AI search, notion integration, and slack integration. Zomory is currently in beta.
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