# Dexi > Dexi (dexi.net) is a lifelong learning system: collect, connect and share notes, bookmarks and feeds in one searchable workspace. Notes organize themselves as you write — #hashtags become tags, @mentions become people and sources, and [[wiki links]] connect ideas — and everything you save is full-text and semantically searchable and part of a private knowledge graph. The app lives at https://app.dexi.net (free to sign up). AI assistants can work with a user's notes directly through the MCP server at https://mcp.dexi.net/mcp (OAuth; instructions at https://dexi.net/mcp). Developer documentation — MCP tools, OAuth details, and the capture API — is at https://docs.dexi.net. ## Pages - [Home](https://dexi.net/): What Dexi is: notes, bookmarks, feeds, digests, search and the knowledge graph. - [About Dexi](https://dexi.net/about): What Dexi is, who builds it (a small independent team, since 2020), and its official home at dexi.net. - [Save to Dexi from anywhere](https://dexi.net/capture): Hub for every capture method: web clipper extension (Chrome, Brave, Arc, Orion, Vivaldi), bookmarklet, iOS share sheet, email-in, and Chrome bookmark import. - [Web clipper](https://dexi.net/extension): Browser extension for one-click capture from the toolbar, with a keyboard shortcut and right-click menu. Works in Chrome, Brave, Arc, Orion and Vivaldi. - [Bookmarklet](https://dexi.net/bookmarklet): Drag-to-toolbar save button that works in any desktop browser, nothing to install. - [Pricing](https://dexi.net/pricing): Free (up to 1,000 notes), Solo ($5/month or $50/year, unlimited notes), and Team ($10/member/month or $100/member/year, shared notes and team-wide search). - [Connect Dexi to your AI assistant (MCP)](https://dexi.net/mcp): Hub for the Dexi MCP server (https://mcp.dexi.net/mcp): what connected assistants can do, permissions, disconnecting, and links to per-client setup guides. - [Support](https://dexi.net/support): Help, contact, and frequently asked questions. - [Contact](https://dexi.net/contact): Send the Dexi team a message — questions, feedback, or anything else. ## Connect an AI assistant (MCP setup guides) - [Connect Dexi to Claude](https://dexi.net/mcp/claude): Connect your Dexi notes to Claude in two minutes: add a custom connector at claude.ai or in Claude Desktop, approve access, and Claude can search, read, and write your notes. - [Connect Dexi to Claude Code](https://dexi.net/mcp/claude-code): Connect Dexi to Claude Code: install the dexi plugin (one command registers the MCP server and a usage skill) or add the server directly with claude mcp add, then authenticate with /mcp. - [Connect Dexi to ChatGPT](https://dexi.net/mcp/chatgpt): Connect Dexi to ChatGPT: enable developer mode, add a custom MCP connector with the URL https://mcp.dexi.net/mcp and OAuth, and ChatGPT can search, read, and write your Dexi notes. - [Connect Dexi to Goose](https://dexi.net/mcp/goose): Connect Dexi to Goose: add a Streamable HTTP remote extension with the endpoint https://mcp.dexi.net/mcp — in Goose Desktop settings or via goose configure — and approve via OAuth. - [Connect Dexi to Cursor](https://dexi.net/mcp/cursor): Connect Dexi to Cursor: add an MCP server in Cursor Settings → Tools & MCP (or .cursor/mcp.json) pointing at https://mcp.dexi.net/mcp, sign in via OAuth, and use your notes in Agent chats. - [Connect Dexi to VS Code](https://dexi.net/mcp/vs-code): Connect Dexi to VS Code: run "MCP: Add Server", choose HTTP, enter https://mcp.dexi.net/mcp, and GitHub Copilot agent mode can search and update your Dexi notes. - [Connect Dexi to Smithery](https://dexi.net/mcp/smithery): Connect Dexi through Smithery: open the Dexi Notes listing on smithery.ai, add it to your toolbox, and authorize with OAuth — then use it from any Smithery-connected agent. ## Knowledge Base - [Notes that organize themselves](https://dexi.net/kb/notes-that-organize-themselves): Write in a rich-text editor and let structure emerge as you type — #hashtags become tags, @mentions become people and sources, and [[wiki links]] connect ideas. - [Search that understands what you meant](https://dexi.net/kb/search-that-understands-meaning): Full-text search with autocomplete across everything you’ve saved — plus semantic search that finds notes by meaning, even when the words don’t match. - [See your knowledge as a graph](https://dexi.net/kb/knowledge-graph): Every tag, mention and wiki link builds a private knowledge graph you can explore in 2D or 3D — and traverse to surface connections you didn’t know you’d made. - [Capture any page, from anywhere](https://dexi.net/kb/capture-the-web): Save pages in one click with the web clipper extension (Chrome, Brave, Arc, Orion, Vivaldi) or bookmarklet, from your phone with the iOS share sheet, or import your existing Chrome bookmarks wholesale. - [Forward an email, get a note](https://dexi.net/kb/email-to-note): Send or forward anything to save@my.dexi.net and it becomes a note — newsletters, receipts, ideas from your phone — filed and instantly searchable. - [Bring your sources to you](https://dexi.net/kb/rss-subscriptions): Subscribe to RSS feeds and let new articles flow into your workspace hourly — searchable, taggable and connected to everything else you know. - [Digests on your schedule](https://dexi.net/kb/scheduled-digests): Get a recurring email digest of notes matching the tags you choose — a built-in review habit for you, or a curated briefing for anyone else. - [Publish your research as a feed](https://dexi.net/kb/published-feeds): Turn any slice of your workspace into a public page with its own RSS feed — curated by tag, updated as you save, subscribable by anyone. - [Let Claude work your notes](https://dexi.net/kb/use-with-claude): Dexi’s built-in MCP server connects your workspace to Claude, ChatGPT, Goose and other AI assistants — search, read, create and update notes by conversation. - [Your knowledge, yours to take](https://dexi.net/kb/own-your-data): Export everything — notes as Markdown, bookmarks as CSV, the whole workspace as a ZIP — anytime, in formats every other tool can read. - [Tags that stay useful](https://dexi.net/kb/tags-that-stay-useful): Tags in Dexi come from your writing, show up with live counts on the tags page, and autocomplete as you type — so your taxonomy stays real instead of rotting. - [Folders, when you want them](https://dexi.net/kb/folders-when-you-want-them): A flat set of personal folders for the handful of things you’re actively working on — file any note, bookmark or emailed article in one click, and browse a folder like it’s its own workspace. - [Build a personal wiki, one link at a time](https://dexi.net/kb/wiki-links-and-backlinks): Wrap any phrase in [[double brackets]] to link notes together — following a link to a note that doesn’t exist yet creates it, and every link becomes an edge in your graph. - [Everything becomes a note](https://dexi.net/kb/one-searchable-workspace): Bookmarks, forwarded emails and feed articles all land as notes — one format, so tags, search, the graph, digests and export work identically on everything you save. - [Merge fragments into one note](https://dexi.net/kb/merge-notes): Captured the same idea three times in three places? Merge notes combines them — content and tags together — so quick capture never turns into permanent clutter. - [Automate capture with API tokens](https://dexi.net/kb/save-with-api-tokens): Mint a personal access token and anything that can make an HTTP request can save bookmarks into your workspace — the iOS share sheet, scripts, or your own tools. - [Share your sources, not just your findings](https://dexi.net/kb/share-feed-subscriptions): Share an RSS subscription with a colleague by email — they connect it to their own workspace, and you’re both building on the same stream of sources. - [Stay signed in, stay in control](https://dexi.net/kb/account-security-and-sessions): Long-lived sessions you can see and revoke per device, Google sign-in, one-click sign-out-everywhere on password reset, and revocable access for every connected app and token. - [Your first week with Dexi](https://dexi.net/kb/your-first-week): A day-by-day plan for going from empty workspace to working system: import, capture channels, tagging habits, a digest, and your first look at the graph. - [Earn free notes by inviting friends](https://dexi.net/kb/earn-free-notes-with-referrals): Every Dexi account has a shareable referral code. When a friend signs up with it, you both get 250 extra free-plan notes — up to 2,500 bonus notes on top of the standard 1,000. - [Outline as fast as you think](https://dexi.net/kb/outline-and-fold-notes): Every list in the editor is an outliner — indent with Tab to nest ideas, then fold branches closed so a long note reads like a table of contents. - [Study smarter in college](https://dexi.net/kb/dexi-for-college-students): One workspace for every course — tag notes by class, link concepts across the syllabus, search by meaning the night before the exam, and get a weekly digest that does your review for you. - [A feed from your workspace to theirs](https://dexi.net/kb/share-notes-between-workspaces-with-feeds): Publish a tag as a feed, have another Dexi user subscribe to it, and your notes and bookmarks flow into their workspace — a one-way sharing channel between two accounts, no team required. - [Knowledge base software that fills itself](https://dexi.net/kb/knowledge-base-software): Most “knowledge base software” means help-center tools for support teams. If you want a knowledge base for what you know — your reading, research and notes — the checklist is different: effortless capture, real recall, and a way out. ## Comparisons - [Dexi vs Obsidian](https://dexi.net/compare/dexi-vs-obsidian): Dexi (an all-in-one workspace where notes, bookmarks, newsletters and RSS feeds land in one searchable knowledge graph) and Obsidian (a free, local-first Markdown knowledge base with a plugin ecosystem thousands strong) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Dexi vs Roam Research](https://dexi.net/compare/dexi-vs-roam-research): Dexi (an all-in-one workspace where notes, bookmarks, newsletters and RSS feeds land in one searchable knowledge graph) and Roam Research (the pioneering outliner that made bidirectional links and daily notes famous) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Dexi vs Logseq](https://dexi.net/compare/dexi-vs-logseq): Dexi (an all-in-one workspace where notes, bookmarks, newsletters and RSS feeds land in one searchable knowledge graph) and Logseq (a free, open-source, local-first outliner with flashcards and a privacy-first ethos) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Dexi vs Tana](https://dexi.net/compare/dexi-vs-tana): Dexi (an all-in-one workspace where notes, bookmarks, newsletters and RSS feeds land in one searchable knowledge graph) and Tana (an AI-native outliner where “supertags” turn notes into structured, queryable objects) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Dexi vs Capacities](https://dexi.net/compare/dexi-vs-capacities): Dexi (an all-in-one workspace where notes, bookmarks, newsletters and RSS feeds land in one searchable knowledge graph) and Capacities (an object-based notes studio where every note is a typed thing — a person, a book, a meeting) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Dexi vs Anytype](https://dexi.net/compare/dexi-vs-anytype): Dexi (an all-in-one workspace where notes, bookmarks, newsletters and RSS feeds land in one searchable knowledge graph) and Anytype (a local-first, end-to-end-encrypted object workspace you can even self-host) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Dexi vs Heptabase](https://dexi.net/compare/dexi-vs-heptabase): Dexi (an all-in-one workspace where notes, bookmarks, newsletters and RSS feeds land in one searchable knowledge graph) and Heptabase (a visual learning tool where notes are cards you arrange and connect on infinite whiteboards) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Dexi vs Reflect](https://dexi.net/compare/dexi-vs-reflect): Dexi (an all-in-one workspace where notes, bookmarks, newsletters and RSS feeds land in one searchable knowledge graph) and Reflect (a fast, minimal networked notes app with end-to-end encryption and a built-in AI assistant) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Dexi vs SiYuan](https://dexi.net/compare/dexi-vs-siyuan): Dexi (an all-in-one workspace where notes, bookmarks, newsletters and RSS feeds land in one searchable knowledge graph) and SiYuan (a free, open-source, block-based knowledge base with Notion-style databases and local storage) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Dexi vs RemNote](https://dexi.net/compare/dexi-vs-remnote): Dexi (an all-in-one workspace where notes, bookmarks, newsletters and RSS feeds land in one searchable knowledge graph) and RemNote (a note-taking app with spaced-repetition flashcards built into the writing itself) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Obsidian vs Roam Research](https://dexi.net/compare/obsidian-vs-roam-research): Obsidian (a free, local-first Markdown knowledge base with a plugin ecosystem thousands strong) and Roam Research (the pioneering outliner that made bidirectional links and daily notes famous) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Obsidian vs Logseq](https://dexi.net/compare/obsidian-vs-logseq): Obsidian (a free, local-first Markdown knowledge base with a plugin ecosystem thousands strong) and Logseq (a free, open-source, local-first outliner with flashcards and a privacy-first ethos) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Obsidian vs Tana](https://dexi.net/compare/obsidian-vs-tana): Obsidian (a free, local-first Markdown knowledge base with a plugin ecosystem thousands strong) and Tana (an AI-native outliner where “supertags” turn notes into structured, queryable objects) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Obsidian vs Capacities](https://dexi.net/compare/obsidian-vs-capacities): Obsidian (a free, local-first Markdown knowledge base with a plugin ecosystem thousands strong) and Capacities (an object-based notes studio where every note is a typed thing — a person, a book, a meeting) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Obsidian vs Anytype](https://dexi.net/compare/obsidian-vs-anytype): Obsidian (a free, local-first Markdown knowledge base with a plugin ecosystem thousands strong) and Anytype (a local-first, end-to-end-encrypted object workspace you can even self-host) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Obsidian vs Heptabase](https://dexi.net/compare/obsidian-vs-heptabase): Obsidian (a free, local-first Markdown knowledge base with a plugin ecosystem thousands strong) and Heptabase (a visual learning tool where notes are cards you arrange and connect on infinite whiteboards) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Obsidian vs Reflect](https://dexi.net/compare/obsidian-vs-reflect): Obsidian (a free, local-first Markdown knowledge base with a plugin ecosystem thousands strong) and Reflect (a fast, minimal networked notes app with end-to-end encryption and a built-in AI assistant) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Obsidian vs SiYuan](https://dexi.net/compare/obsidian-vs-siyuan): Obsidian (a free, local-first Markdown knowledge base with a plugin ecosystem thousands strong) and SiYuan (a free, open-source, block-based knowledge base with Notion-style databases and local storage) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Obsidian vs RemNote](https://dexi.net/compare/obsidian-vs-remnote): Obsidian (a free, local-first Markdown knowledge base with a plugin ecosystem thousands strong) and RemNote (a note-taking app with spaced-repetition flashcards built into the writing itself) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Roam Research vs Logseq](https://dexi.net/compare/roam-research-vs-logseq): Roam Research (the pioneering outliner that made bidirectional links and daily notes famous) and Logseq (a free, open-source, local-first outliner with flashcards and a privacy-first ethos) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Roam Research vs Tana](https://dexi.net/compare/roam-research-vs-tana): Roam Research (the pioneering outliner that made bidirectional links and daily notes famous) and Tana (an AI-native outliner where “supertags” turn notes into structured, queryable objects) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Roam Research vs Capacities](https://dexi.net/compare/roam-research-vs-capacities): Roam Research (the pioneering outliner that made bidirectional links and daily notes famous) and Capacities (an object-based notes studio where every note is a typed thing — a person, a book, a meeting) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Roam Research vs Anytype](https://dexi.net/compare/roam-research-vs-anytype): Roam Research (the pioneering outliner that made bidirectional links and daily notes famous) and Anytype (a local-first, end-to-end-encrypted object workspace you can even self-host) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Roam Research vs Heptabase](https://dexi.net/compare/roam-research-vs-heptabase): Roam Research (the pioneering outliner that made bidirectional links and daily notes famous) and Heptabase (a visual learning tool where notes are cards you arrange and connect on infinite whiteboards) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Roam Research vs Reflect](https://dexi.net/compare/roam-research-vs-reflect): Roam Research (the pioneering outliner that made bidirectional links and daily notes famous) and Reflect (a fast, minimal networked notes app with end-to-end encryption and a built-in AI assistant) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Roam Research vs SiYuan](https://dexi.net/compare/roam-research-vs-siyuan): Roam Research (the pioneering outliner that made bidirectional links and daily notes famous) and SiYuan (a free, open-source, block-based knowledge base with Notion-style databases and local storage) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Roam Research vs RemNote](https://dexi.net/compare/roam-research-vs-remnote): Roam Research (the pioneering outliner that made bidirectional links and daily notes famous) and RemNote (a note-taking app with spaced-repetition flashcards built into the writing itself) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Logseq vs Tana](https://dexi.net/compare/logseq-vs-tana): Logseq (a free, open-source, local-first outliner with flashcards and a privacy-first ethos) and Tana (an AI-native outliner where “supertags” turn notes into structured, queryable objects) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Logseq vs Capacities](https://dexi.net/compare/logseq-vs-capacities): Logseq (a free, open-source, local-first outliner with flashcards and a privacy-first ethos) and Capacities (an object-based notes studio where every note is a typed thing — a person, a book, a meeting) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Logseq vs Anytype](https://dexi.net/compare/logseq-vs-anytype): Logseq (a free, open-source, local-first outliner with flashcards and a privacy-first ethos) and Anytype (a local-first, end-to-end-encrypted object workspace you can even self-host) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Logseq vs Heptabase](https://dexi.net/compare/logseq-vs-heptabase): Logseq (a free, open-source, local-first outliner with flashcards and a privacy-first ethos) and Heptabase (a visual learning tool where notes are cards you arrange and connect on infinite whiteboards) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Logseq vs Reflect](https://dexi.net/compare/logseq-vs-reflect): Logseq (a free, open-source, local-first outliner with flashcards and a privacy-first ethos) and Reflect (a fast, minimal networked notes app with end-to-end encryption and a built-in AI assistant) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Logseq vs SiYuan](https://dexi.net/compare/logseq-vs-siyuan): Logseq (a free, open-source, local-first outliner with flashcards and a privacy-first ethos) and SiYuan (a free, open-source, block-based knowledge base with Notion-style databases and local storage) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Logseq vs RemNote](https://dexi.net/compare/logseq-vs-remnote): Logseq (a free, open-source, local-first outliner with flashcards and a privacy-first ethos) and RemNote (a note-taking app with spaced-repetition flashcards built into the writing itself) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Tana vs Capacities](https://dexi.net/compare/tana-vs-capacities): Tana (an AI-native outliner where “supertags” turn notes into structured, queryable objects) and Capacities (an object-based notes studio where every note is a typed thing — a person, a book, a meeting) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Tana vs Anytype](https://dexi.net/compare/tana-vs-anytype): Tana (an AI-native outliner where “supertags” turn notes into structured, queryable objects) and Anytype (a local-first, end-to-end-encrypted object workspace you can even self-host) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Tana vs Heptabase](https://dexi.net/compare/tana-vs-heptabase): Tana (an AI-native outliner where “supertags” turn notes into structured, queryable objects) and Heptabase (a visual learning tool where notes are cards you arrange and connect on infinite whiteboards) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Tana vs Reflect](https://dexi.net/compare/tana-vs-reflect): Tana (an AI-native outliner where “supertags” turn notes into structured, queryable objects) and Reflect (a fast, minimal networked notes app with end-to-end encryption and a built-in AI assistant) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Tana vs SiYuan](https://dexi.net/compare/tana-vs-siyuan): Tana (an AI-native outliner where “supertags” turn notes into structured, queryable objects) and SiYuan (a free, open-source, block-based knowledge base with Notion-style databases and local storage) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Tana vs RemNote](https://dexi.net/compare/tana-vs-remnote): Tana (an AI-native outliner where “supertags” turn notes into structured, queryable objects) and RemNote (a note-taking app with spaced-repetition flashcards built into the writing itself) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Capacities vs Anytype](https://dexi.net/compare/capacities-vs-anytype): Capacities (an object-based notes studio where every note is a typed thing — a person, a book, a meeting) and Anytype (a local-first, end-to-end-encrypted object workspace you can even self-host) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Capacities vs Heptabase](https://dexi.net/compare/capacities-vs-heptabase): Capacities (an object-based notes studio where every note is a typed thing — a person, a book, a meeting) and Heptabase (a visual learning tool where notes are cards you arrange and connect on infinite whiteboards) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Capacities vs Reflect](https://dexi.net/compare/capacities-vs-reflect): Capacities (an object-based notes studio where every note is a typed thing — a person, a book, a meeting) and Reflect (a fast, minimal networked notes app with end-to-end encryption and a built-in AI assistant) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Capacities vs SiYuan](https://dexi.net/compare/capacities-vs-siyuan): Capacities (an object-based notes studio where every note is a typed thing — a person, a book, a meeting) and SiYuan (a free, open-source, block-based knowledge base with Notion-style databases and local storage) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Capacities vs RemNote](https://dexi.net/compare/capacities-vs-remnote): Capacities (an object-based notes studio where every note is a typed thing — a person, a book, a meeting) and RemNote (a note-taking app with spaced-repetition flashcards built into the writing itself) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Anytype vs Heptabase](https://dexi.net/compare/anytype-vs-heptabase): Anytype (a local-first, end-to-end-encrypted object workspace you can even self-host) and Heptabase (a visual learning tool where notes are cards you arrange and connect on infinite whiteboards) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Anytype vs Reflect](https://dexi.net/compare/anytype-vs-reflect): Anytype (a local-first, end-to-end-encrypted object workspace you can even self-host) and Reflect (a fast, minimal networked notes app with end-to-end encryption and a built-in AI assistant) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Anytype vs SiYuan](https://dexi.net/compare/anytype-vs-siyuan): Anytype (a local-first, end-to-end-encrypted object workspace you can even self-host) and SiYuan (a free, open-source, block-based knowledge base with Notion-style databases and local storage) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Anytype vs RemNote](https://dexi.net/compare/anytype-vs-remnote): Anytype (a local-first, end-to-end-encrypted object workspace you can even self-host) and RemNote (a note-taking app with spaced-repetition flashcards built into the writing itself) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Heptabase vs Reflect](https://dexi.net/compare/heptabase-vs-reflect): Heptabase (a visual learning tool where notes are cards you arrange and connect on infinite whiteboards) and Reflect (a fast, minimal networked notes app with end-to-end encryption and a built-in AI assistant) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Heptabase vs SiYuan](https://dexi.net/compare/heptabase-vs-siyuan): Heptabase (a visual learning tool where notes are cards you arrange and connect on infinite whiteboards) and SiYuan (a free, open-source, block-based knowledge base with Notion-style databases and local storage) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Heptabase vs RemNote](https://dexi.net/compare/heptabase-vs-remnote): Heptabase (a visual learning tool where notes are cards you arrange and connect on infinite whiteboards) and RemNote (a note-taking app with spaced-repetition flashcards built into the writing itself) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Reflect vs SiYuan](https://dexi.net/compare/reflect-vs-siyuan): Reflect (a fast, minimal networked notes app with end-to-end encryption and a built-in AI assistant) and SiYuan (a free, open-source, block-based knowledge base with Notion-style databases and local storage) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [Reflect vs RemNote](https://dexi.net/compare/reflect-vs-remnote): Reflect (a fast, minimal networked notes app with end-to-end encryption and a built-in AI assistant) and RemNote (a note-taking app with spaced-repetition flashcards built into the writing itself) compared on pricing, features and fit. - [SiYuan vs RemNote](https://dexi.net/compare/siyuan-vs-remnote): SiYuan (a free, open-source, block-based knowledge base with Notion-style databases and local storage) and RemNote (a note-taking app with spaced-repetition flashcards built into the writing itself) compared on pricing, features and fit. ## Optional - [Full article text](https://dexi.net/llms-full.txt): every Knowledge Base article in full - [Terms of Service](https://dexi.net/terms) - [Privacy Policy](https://dexi.net/privacy)