For SaaS & dev-tool teams · early access

Help center your customers' AI can actually read

Connect your Notion, Google Docs, or Markdown docs — get a hosted help center for humans and an auto-generated llms.txt + MCP endpoint so AI assistants cite your docs instead of inventing answers.

The problem isn't your docs. It's who reads them now.

  • Your users stopped searching your help center. They ask ChatGPT, Claude, or their IDE instead.
  • Without a machine-readable docs layer, the AI confidently invents answers — wrong pricing, features you don't have.
  • Support tickets go up, not down, and your team cleans up after a hallucination.
  • Hand-rolling llms.txt and maintaining your own MCP server for a docs site that changes weekly is a maintenance burden no small team asked for.

What changes with an AI-readable docs layer

Illustrative example — same user question, answered from the same docs.

Without — AI guesses
AI assistant
User: "Do you offer annual billing?"

Yes! Our Pro plan is $149/month billed annually, and includes unlimited SSO.

Neither the price nor the feature exists. Your support team finds out from an angry ticket.

With — AI cites your docs
AI assistant
User: "Do you offer annual billing?"

Yes — Pro is $19/month billed annually. (Source: yourdocs.com/pricing)

The answer comes from your docs, with a citation. One less ticket.

How it works

1

Connect your source

Point it at Notion, Google Docs, or a Markdown repo. No migration, no rewriting.

2

Get two outputs

A hosted help center humans love, plus auto-generated llms.txt / llms-full.txt and a hosted MCP endpoint.

3

Stay in sync automatically

Edit docs in your source of truth; the AI-readable layer updates itself. Nothing to hand-maintain.

Early pricing

$19–49 / site / month

No per-seat math, no annual lock-in to start. Final pricing set before launch.

Get early access

We're onboarding a small group of SaaS teams first — join the waitlist and tell us where your docs live.

No spam, no newsletter funnel — one email when your invite is ready.

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Thanks — we'll reach out when early access opens for your docs source.