Tana snaps up $25M, with its AI-powered knowledge graph for work racking up a 160k+ waitlist

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An app that helps people and teams in the working world simplify their to-do lists — ideally by organising and doing some of the work for them — has remained one of the unsolved goals in business technology.

On the back of a popular closed beta and word of mouth, Tana claims that it has already managed to pick up 160,000 users on a waitlist, with a heavy concentration from large enterprises.(That list will start to open today.

Investors are convinced it’s worth a bet.“I meet a lot of productivity companies and have been in the space,” Sheila Gulati, founder and managing director of Tola Capital said in an interview.“But this is a miraculous experience.