A workspace is a theoretical endless grid that stores your draggable content. Think of it like a large desk.
Create a separate workspace for work, personal, a new business, or a big project...or put it all on one workspace if you prefer.
An item is a piece of draggable content, a note, document, etc. They reside on your workspace "desk" and can be opened as a page to view, edit, etc.
Images and files that are embedded in items (and available for download) will count against your storage limit. Written content in the block editors is not.
Your tasks are universal and are not subordinate to workspaces.
Share a container of items with other users on the Core Essentials or Complete System plans. Currently Binders only (Fences and Workspaces coming soon).
Create a public link to a Binder or Fence so anyone without an Opal account with the link can view their contents.
Generate full access and read-only API keys for AI agents (like OpenClaw, and get the Opal Recall SKILL) or programmatic access to Opal from other applications.
A workspace is a theoretical endless grid that stores your draggable content. Think of it like a large desk.
Create a separate workspace for work, personal, a new business, or a big project...or put it all on one workspace if you prefer.
An item is a piece of draggable content, a note, document, etc. They reside on your workspace "desk" and can be opened as a page to view, edit, etc.
Images and files that are embedded in items (and available for download) will count against your storage limit. Written content in the block editors is not.
Your tasks are universal and are not subordinate to workspaces.
Share a container of items with other users on the Core Essentials or Complete System plans. Currently Binders only (Fences and Workspaces coming soon).
Create a public link to a Binder or Fence so anyone without an Opal account with the link can view their contents.
A workspace is a theoretical endless grid that stores your draggable content. Think of it like a large desk.
Create a separate workspace for work, personal, a new business, or a big project...or put it all on one workspace if you prefer.
An item is a piece of draggable content, a note, document, etc. They reside on your workspace "desk" and can be opened as a page to view, edit, etc.
Images and files that are embedded in items (and available for download) will count against your storage limit. Written content in the block editors is not.
Your tasks are universal and are not subordinate to workspaces.
Plan limits and pricing are subject to change as we get more data on usage and costs.
No. Most people start by adding their “active jobs,” “hot clients,” or “current initiatives.” It's also easy to add Google Docs & Sheets so you can organize them spatially and edit them from Opal.
You'll feel the difference in under an hour when you stop chasing stuff.
Yes. You can share individual items and binders full of items with specific people and control what they can do (view, edit, etc.).
Yes. You can turn a document into a public, read-only page and send them the link.
No login required.
You can still access your data, but you won't be able to create anything new.
You can request full purge if you want it gone.
There's a free tier to start using it.
Paid plans unlock more items, more workspaces, more features, and more storage so you can scale when you're ready.
Built on enterprise-grade infrastructure trusted by major organizations. Regarding some specifics:
