Spaces and nested pages
Separate knowledge by team or subject and build a page tree that mirrors how people browse for answers.
A workspace wiki with product context
Organize durable knowledge in spaces and nested pages, write with a flexible block editor, and keep files and live product references beside the answer.
A real knowledge system
Findset covers the core collaboration model behind a team knowledge base and keeps StackDeck context within reach.
Separate knowledge by team or subject and build a page tree that mirrors how people browse for answers.
Write structured block content, autosave changes, create checkpoints, restore earlier revisions, and export the workspace.
Discuss a specific block, follow a page, label it, and see which other pages point back to it.
Search filenames, page titles and content, and live product references from one workspace surface.
What belongs in Findset
Findset distinguishes authored knowledge from supporting files, then searches both alongside records from across StackDeck.
Rich block-based pages for policies, playbooks, onboarding, meeting notes, decisions, product documentation, troubleshooting, and support knowledge.
PDF, plain text, Markdown, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, AVIF, GIF, JPEG, PNG, sanitized SVG, and WebP.
Pages, campaigns, templates and short links from across StackDeck, each still edited where it lives.
Sharing and access
Workspace membership establishes the boundary. Individual pages can then grant exactly the level of collaboration a person needs.
Public access
Findset already creates revocable, tokenized public renditions for approved clean file versions used elsewhere in StackDeck. Knowledge pages remain inside the workspace today.
Workspace pages require membership and page permission. Another part of StackDeck can create a public rendition only from a ready, scanned file version, and the token can be revoked.
Publish selected pages or spaces as public help content, share a private page by link, and let Replydeck reuse an approved answer while the rest of the workspace stays private.
Start with a space
Create your first knowledge space, add the source files behind it, and invite the people who keep the answer current.