DEVONthink is a document and information management application for Mac and iOS. It allows users to store, organize, and work with various types of documents, leveraging AI for tasks like searching, categorizing, summarizing, and automating workflows. The application emphasizes local data storage, security, and privacy, and offers different editions with varying feature sets.

Features
6/12
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Must Have

4 of 5

URL Saving & Preview

List & Section Organization

Contextual Side Notes

Instant Link Adding

Public Sharing

Other

2 of 7

Media Type Support

Sign-In & Authentication

Minimalist Interface

Profile Gateway

Granular Sharing Permissions

Mobile Responsive Design

Embed Support

Pricing
One-time
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Standard

$99.00 one time
  • Importing
  • Indexing
  • Sync
  • Encrypted databases
  • Audit-proof databases
  • Versioning
  • Universal item links
  • Hierarchical tagging
  • Newsfeeds
  • Reading list
  • Annotations
  • See Also
  • Classify
  • Smart groups & smart rules
  • Templates
  • Reminders
  • Batch processing
  • Scripting

Pro

$199.00 one time
  • All Standard features
  • Generative AI integration
  • Interactive chat assistant
  • Text summarization
  • Image generation
  • Text transformation
  • Assisted search
  • Tagging, rating, labeling
  • Batch processing & smart rules
  • Scripting
  • Help chat assistant
  • Scanner integration & OCR
  • Barcode scanning
  • Imprinting for PDFs and images
  • Email archiving
  • Image & speech transcription
  • Download Manager
  • Concordance
  • Graph
  • Grouping similar items
  • Custom metadata
  • Expense report
  • Audit report
  • Form views
  • Bookends integration

Server

$499.00 one time
  • All Pro features
  • Web interface
  • Granular access management
Rationale

DEVONthink is a comprehensive document and information management system that allows users to store, organize, and work with various types of information, including documents, PDFs, websites, images, and emails. It supports organizing data into databases and groups, adding tags, and cross-referencing. While it doesn't explicitly focus on 'URL curation' in the same minimalist web app sense as URList, it does handle web content and offers robust organization and annotation features. The 'URL Saving & Preview' and 'Instant Link Adding' features are covered by its ability to collect and work with 'websites' and 'web pages'. 'List & Section Organization' is covered by its database, group, and smart group features. 'Contextual Side Notes' is covered by its annotation capabilities. 'Media Type Support' is evident in its handling of various document types including PDFs, images, and web content. 'Sign-In & Authentication' is implied by user accounts and local storage/sync.