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Direct answers about what WeWrote does, how your company knowledge is stored and shared, pricing, and our open AI integration model.

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What is WeWrote?

WeWrote is a simple home for how a company works. It gives teams, agencies, and operators a focused place to write down SOPs, workflows, policies, onboarding, decisions, and client handoffs—without Notion database complexity or Confluence bloat. Documents are authored in a clean editor, backed by portable Markdown, and published into fast, navigable portals with search.

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Who is WeWrote for?

WeWrote is designed for growing teams, companies, solo consultants, and agencies who want a permanent, searchable home for operational knowledge and client deliverables without paying per-seat penalties or managing complex IT setups.

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Can readers search documentation?

Yes. Spaces include fast full-text search across published documents with ranked results and highlighted passages.

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Is the content stored as Markdown?

Yes. Document bodies are stored with standard Markdown portability so you own your words. Operational metadata, ordering, and search indexing are managed cleanly, eliminating proprietary format lock-in.

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Do readers need an account?

Readers do not need an account to view public documentation spaces. Password-protected and token-gated links allow secure sharing with clients and contractors without forcing them to create an account.

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Does WeWrote have AI question answering?

WeWrote is AI-compatible rather than AI-dependent. We don't force you to buy another bundled AI subscription or pay marked-up credit meters. Instead, open REST APIs and native MCP servers let the AI assistants you already use (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Gemini) read and write knowledge directly.

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Can an AI agent publish through MCP or an API?

Yes. Native MCP and REST API support are core design principles so external coding agents can push technical briefs, audits, and documentation directly into live spaces.

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Does WeWrote sync documentation from GitHub?

GitHub repository, branch, folder, and webhook configuration are supported for syncing markdown documentation.

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How much does WeWrote cost?

WeWrote offers simple, software-priced tiers: a Free plan for individuals and small projects, Pro ($49/mo) for active operators, and Enterprise ($2,000–$5,000/mo) for organizations needing custom compliance, SSO, SLAs, dedicated migration support, and portfolio-scale multi-space management.

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Is WeWrote open source or self-hostable?

WeWrote is built on modern web standards (Cloudflare Workers, PostgreSQL, R2). The source repository is maintained openly, with hosted cloud service available at wewrote.app.