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Guru alternatives: 6 knowledge tools compared (2026)

Guru is a knowledge base built around verified cards. The common complaint is the upkeep. The alternatives below differ mainly on that: some are wikis you still write by hand; others, like Enhanciar, answer from where the knowledge already lives and draft the follow-up for you to approve.

For teams comparing knowledge base tools · Updated 26 October 2026

Guru is a knowledge base built around verified cards: people write answers, and experts re-check them on a schedule so they stay trusted. It also offers AI search. That works well when you have people who own the content. The common complaint is the upkeep: someone has to write and re-verify every card. The alternatives below differ mainly on that. Some are wikis you still write by hand; others, like Enhanciar, answer from where the knowledge already lives. We make Enhanciar, so weigh our view accordingly.

The short version

  • Don’t want to write and maintain cards? Enhanciar answers from Slack, email, Drive, Notion, Jira and GitHub directly, then drafts the follow-up for you to approve.
  • Want a simple wiki with AI answers? Tettra or Slite.
  • Everything already lives in Notion? Notion AI.
  • Large company needing enterprise search? Glean.
  • Only need answers inside Slack? Question Base.
When to stay with Guru
  • You have content owners who will verify answers.
  • You need an official, reviewed answer for things like pricing or policy.
  • You like Guru’s browser extension and in-app workflow.
  • Enhanciar doesn’t have a verification workflow.
When Enhanciar fits
  • Your knowledge is scattered across Slack, email, Drive, Notion, Jira and GitHub, and nobody has time to turn it into cards.
  • You want anyone, from sales and support to new hires, founders and engineers, to ask in plain English and get an answer with a link to where it came from.
  • 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 bring your own AI key, and AI tools can ask the same brain over MCP.
Comparison

Seven tools, side by side.

ToolWhat it isWhere you askPricing (as of Nov 2026)Self-hosting
EnhanciarA 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 approveWeb 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 plansNo; hosted
GuruVerified knowledge cards plus AI search, with experts re-checking content on a schedule (source)Web, browser extension, Slack, TeamsCheck their pricing pageNo
TettraInternal wiki and Q&A tool for small and mid-size teams, with AI answers from your pages (source)Web, SlackPublished on their site; check their pricing pageNot that we could find
SliteTeam docs and knowledge base with AI search over what you write in it (source)Web, desktop, SlackSelf-serve plans; check their pricing pageNot that we could find
Notion AIAI built into Notion; answers from your Notion workspace and some connected apps (source)Inside NotionTied to Notion plans; check their pricing pageNo
GleanEnterprise search and AI assistant across 275+ company apps (source)Web, Slack, browser, MCPNot published; sales-led (source)Not stated on pricing page
Question BaseSlack-first answer bot that learns from your docs and past answers (source)SlackCheck their siteNot that we could find

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.

ToolTakes actionsReviews pull requests
EnhanciarYes, you approve first: Jira, Linear and GitHub issues, Slack posts, Gmail drafts, calendar events, Notion pages, Zendesk notesYes, posted on the PR with the whole codebase as context, on repos you turn it on for
Guru——
Tettra——
Slite——
Notion AI——
GleanAgents can act in connected tools; approval settings are configured by admins (source)Yes, a pull-request review agent (source)
Question Base——

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.

Two ways to build team knowledge

Write it down on purpose. Guru, Tettra and Slite ask your team to write answers into a knowledge base and keep them up to date. You get clean, reviewed content, if someone keeps doing the work.

Answer from what already exists. Enhanciar, Glean and Onyx read the tools your team already writes in, like Slack threads, emails, docs and tickets, and answer from those. Less upkeep, but answers are only as good as the source, which is why each one should link back so you can check it.

Getting started with Enhanciar

  1. Sign up at enhanciar.in.
  2. Add an AI key from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google or a compatible provider.
  3. Connect the places your team already writes things down: Slack, email, Google Drive, Notion, Jira, GitHub.
  4. 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.
  5. 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.

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FAQ

Things people ask.

How much does Guru cost?

Check Guru's pricing page for current plans; prices change and we'd rather not quote a stale number.

What is the best alternative to Guru?

If you want to stop maintaining cards, a tool that answers from your existing apps, such as Enhanciar. If you want a simpler hand-written wiki, Tettra or Slite.

Does Enhanciar verify answers like Guru?

No. Instead, every answer links to the Slack message, email, doc or ticket it came from, so you can check it in one click.

Can I move my Guru content into Enhanciar?

Enhanciar reads from connected tools, not from Guru. If your cards are also in Notion or Google Drive, connect those.

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.

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Answers without the card upkeep.

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

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