Golinks Search Powered By Chatgpt

GoLinks is a knowledge discovery and link management platform for teams. It lets people create short, memorable internal links, called go/links, such as go/it-help, that point to any app, document or URL. On top of this, GoAI, a generative AI assistant, answers questions using company knowledge. The site lists customers such as Asana, MongoDB, ServiceNow and Sony AI.

Go links

Instead of hunting through bookmarks, chat history or wikis, staff type a short link into the browser and go straight to the resource. Links can be shared verbally, visually or digitally, which helps remove knowledge silos. Variable links allow one pattern to point to many resources, such as a ticket number.

GoAI Assistant

GoAI uses generative AI to answer questions quickly, with the stated aim of the accuracy of a trusted coworker at the speed of a machine. Universal search helps find information across connected tools.

Pricing

The free plan has no credit card requirement and includes unlimited links and usage, Google SSO, universal search, a browser extension, more than 15 integrations, iOS and Android apps, variable links and email and chat support, for up to 20 users. The Basic plan costs 2 dollars per user per month and adds unlimited users, user management, role-based access control and bulk import. Higher plans add more features, and you can book a demo.

Who it suits

GoLinks suits growing companies where people waste time searching for the same resources, IT and HR teams that answer repeated questions, and engineering teams that already use go/links habits.

Things to consider

Go links work best when a few people take ownership of naming and keep links tidy, otherwise duplicates build up. Before connecting AI search to internal tools, review permissions so that the assistant only shows people what they are allowed to see. Check the security and data handling details for any sensitive sources. Start with a small set of high-value links, like onboarding, IT help and benefits, and grow from there. The free plan is enough for a small team to test the habit.

For companies where the same links are asked for in chat every week, go/links are a simple habit that can save time quickly. The browser extension and mobile apps make the links usable wherever people work.