For consultants and agencies
Answer first. Current behavior only.
One documentation space for each client, without another site to maintain
WeWrote gives operators a single dashboard for separate client and project documentation spaces. Write through a clean Markdown editor, keep drafts out of the public reader, and publish selected documents into a navigable portal with search. It is built for repeatable handoffs and company knowledge.
Client documentation rarely fits one shared workspace
A technical audit, migration record, launch checklist, or invoice explainer belongs to one client. Mixing those deliverables into a broad internal workspace makes permissions harder to reason about and leaves the client navigating irrelevant material.
WeWrote treats each client or product as an isolated space. You maintain one dashboard, while each reader exposes only that space's published documents.
Organize the work as a small documentation portal
- 01Create a dedicated space for the client or project.
- 02Use path-based sections for findings, decisions, implementation notes, and handoff material.
- 03Keep unfinished documents in draft state.
- 04Publish the documents that should appear in the reader.
- 05Give clients one portal URL with navigation, breadcrumbs, and search.
Public publishing works; secure unlisted sharing is still being built
Public and private spaces exist today. Password-protected and token-gated links are a confirmed product direction, allowing confidential client handoffs without account friction.
WeWrote is single-operator software today with team workspace invites and roles on the roadmap.