Alternatives

Dashworks alternatives (Dashworks shut down in 2025)

Dashworks let anyone at a company ask a question and get an answer pulled from docs, chat and apps. It was switched off on 16 July 2025. These are the tools that do a similar job today, including one that also drafts the follow-up for you to approve.

For former Dashworks users · Updated 26 October 2026

Dashworks let anyone at a company ask a question and get an answer pulled from docs, chat and apps. HubSpot announced it was buying Dashworks on 16 April 2025, the deal closed on 1 May, and the product was switched off on 16 July 2025. Customers had until then to export their data, and prepaid amounts were refunded pro rata (source). The team joined HubSpot to work on its Breeze AI, which lives inside HubSpot rather than as a standalone search tool. If your team relied on Dashworks, these are the tools that do a similar job today. We make one of them, Enhanciar, so weigh our view accordingly.

The short version

Want the same “ask anything, get an answer with a link” experience, self-serve, plus the follow-up drafted for you to approve? Enhanciar.
Large company, big budget, need 275+ connectors? Glean.
Want to self-host an open-source tool? Onyx.
Want a curated, verified knowledge base? Guru.
Only need answers inside Slack? Question Base.
Everything already lives in Notion? Notion AI.

What to look for in a Dashworks replacement

It reads your tools where they are. Dashworks didn’t make you move docs anywhere. Look for a tool that connects to Slack, Drive, Notion and the rest, instead of asking you to rewrite everything into a new wiki.
Every answer shows its source. You should be able to click through to the message or doc and check it yourself.
Anyone can use it. Sales, support, new hires and founders ask as many questions as engineers do.
You can start without a sales call. Many Dashworks customers were small teams.

When Enhanciar fits

You want what Dashworks did: connect Slack, email, Drive, Notion, Jira and GitHub, ask in plain English, and get an answer with a link to where it came from.
You want it for the whole team, not just engineers.
Does the follow-up. The ticket, reply, doc or calendar event is drafted for a person to approve; pull-request review posts on its own once you turn it on for a repo.
You’d rather pay a public $35 per person plus your own AI tokens, with no markup on AI.
You’d like AI tools like Claude Code or Cursor to ask the same brain over MCP.

Comparison

Six tools, side by side.

Tool	What it is	Where you ask	Pricing (as of Nov 2026)	Self-hosting
Enhanciar	A company brain for the whole team: connect Slack, email, Google Drive, Notion, Jira and GitHub, ask in plain English, get the answer plus a link to where it came from, then have the follow-up (a ticket, a reply, a doc) drafted for you to approve	Web app, Slack, MCP (Claude Code, Cursor)	$35 per person/mo (cancel anytime), or $315 per person/year paid once, bring your own AI key, $0 markup on tokens. Open sign-up, paid plans	No; hosted
Glean	Enterprise search and AI assistant across 275+ company apps (source)	Web, Slack, browser, MCP	Not published; sales-led (source)	Not stated on pricing page
Onyx (formerly Danswer)	Open-source AI search and chat over your company apps (GitHub)	Web, Slack	Free to self-host; cloud plans on their site	Yes, open source
Guru	Verified knowledge cards plus AI search, with experts re-checking content on a schedule (source)	Web, browser extension, Slack, Teams	Check their pricing page	No
Question Base	Slack-first answer bot that learns from your docs and past answers (source)	Slack	Check their site	Not that we could find
Notion AI	AI built into Notion; answers from your Notion workspace and some connected apps (source)	Inside Notion	Tied to Notion plans; check their pricing page	No

Competitor details come from each vendor’s public pages as of November 2026 and are summarised, not quoted. Where we couldn’t confirm a price, we say so; check the linked page before you buy. If we got something wrong, email us and we’ll fix it.

Beyond answers

Who does the follow-up.

Tool	Takes actions	Reviews pull requests
Enhanciar	Yes, you approve first: Jira, Linear and GitHub issues, Slack posts, Gmail drafts, calendar events, Notion pages, Zendesk notes	Yes, posted on the PR with the whole codebase as context, on repos you turn it on for
Glean	Agents can act in connected tools; approval settings are configured by admins (source)	Yes, a pull-request review agent (source)
Onyx	—	—
Guru	—	—
Question Base	—	—
Notion AI	—	—

A dash means the vendor’s public pages we checked do not describe it; it is not a claim that the feature is missing.

Then hand it the follow-up

Search finds the page. A brain does the next step.

After the answer, say what you need. It drafts the work and waits in your Actions queue for a person to approve.

Review this PR Turn these notes into Linear tickets Draft the reply to Acme Add it to the calendar Write the decision up in Notion Post the summary to #product

Orange dot: waits for your approval. Teal dot: pull-request review posts on its own, only on repos where you turn it on.

When to pick something other than Enhanciar

Glean if you are a large company and need a long list of connectors, admin controls and an enterprise contract. Onyx if you need to run it on your own servers. Guru if you want a team to write and verify answers by hand. Question Base if Slack is the only place you want answers. Notion AI if nearly all your knowledge is already in Notion.

Getting started with Enhanciar

Sign up at enhanciar.in.
Add an AI key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or a compatible provider.
Connect the places your team already writes things down: Slack, email, Google Drive, Notion, Jira, GitHub.
Ask the ten questions people asked most last month, in plain English. Every answer links to where it came from, so you can check it.
Add the Slack bot (/invite @Enhanciar) so sales, support and new hires can ask where they already work, and connect AI tools over MCP.

What Enhanciar costs

It is $35 per person a month (cancel anytime), or $315 per person a year paid once, which works out to about $26 a month. You bring your own AI key (Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or a compatible provider) and pay that provider directly; Enhanciar adds $0 on tokens. Sign-up is open: start at enhanciar.in, pick a plan and connect your first source the same day. There is no self-hosted version.

FAQ

Things people ask.

When did Dashworks shut down?

HubSpot announced the acquisition on 16 April 2025, closed it on 1 May 2025, and the Dashworks product was shut down on 16 July 2025.

Can I still export my Dashworks data?

No. The export window ran from 16 April to 16 July 2025, and customer data was to be deleted within 30 days of the shutdown.

Is Dashworks part of HubSpot Breeze now?

The Dashworks team joined HubSpot's AI group to work on Breeze. Breeze works inside HubSpot; it isn't a standalone replacement for Dashworks' company-wide search.

What is the closest alternative to Dashworks?

For self-serve AI answers across your apps with source links, Enhanciar. For large enterprises, Glean. For open-source and self-hosting, Onyx.

Where does Enhanciar get its answers?

From the tools you connect: Slack, email, Google Drive, Notion, Jira and GitHub. Every answer links back to the message, doc or ticket it came from, so you can check it.

Get started

What Dashworks did, plus the follow-up.

Sign-up is open. Pick a plan, add your own AI key and connect your first source.

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