Amytis began as an attempt to solve a practical problem faced by scientists working on complex projects: how to keep context, relationships, and understanding intact as work evolves. Existing tools asked this kind of thinking to conform to rigid, linear structures, often flattening the very connections that make the work meaningful. In building Amytis, it became clear that this tension isn’t unique to science. Many people work in ways that are exploratory, non-linear, and interconnected, yet are still expected to organise their thinking into folders, lists, and steps. Amytis exists to offer a different approach: a workspace that allows thinking to remain fluid, connections to stay visible, and structure to emerge over time.