Less heavy than Word, less form-y than Google Docs, less database-y than Notion. AI in the editor, not bolted on as a chatbot. Share without forcing anyone to sign up.
Three jobs your current doc app wasn't built for.
Built for paper. The page metaphor breaks the moment you paste AI output, and the formatting fight starts.
No pages. No formatting fight. Headings, lists, tables — they just work, and they survive every paste.
Built for live forms. Three people editing at once is great. Solo drafting feels like the tool is breathing down your neck.
Solo when you want, collaborative when you need. The editor stays out of your way until you invite someone.
Built for databases. To write one memo you scaffold a page, then a workspace, then a template you'll never use again.
+ New. Type. Save. Same window for the next one.
What office workers actually use, day-to-day.
Highlight a paragraph, ask the AI panel to tighten. See the diff. Accept or discard. The original is safe until you say so.
Word documents come through with formatting and embedded images. PDFs run through layout-aware extraction.
Search titles and content across every doc you own. Type a few letters. Found.
Public link for a quick review. Private invite with Read / Write / Manage for ongoing collaboration.
Folders, libraries, pins. No forced templates.
The shape your stakeholder needs, on demand.
Pay $4 a month when 25 stops being enough.