Publish documents for feedback, pull edits and comments back into your agent
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Free plan: $0, up to five active documents, documents up to 4 MB, 1 GB storage, last ten versions restorable, invite up to ten people per document. Pro plan: $10 USD per month (billed as $120 per year) or $12 USD per month (billed monthly), unlimited active documents, documents up to 16 MB, 50 GB st
Key features
Voice and multimodal AI for noisy, dynamic environments
Smart glasses and wearable device support including Meta Glasses SDK
Personalization and memory across sessions
Enterprise integrations and APIs for scheduling and operations
Brand safety and moderation with Red and Green teaming
Data protection with customer data kept within enterprise walls
Real-time contextual guidance and recommendations
Real-time routing based on location and wait times
Multilingual support
Clinical context capture across mobile, wearable, and ambient inputs
Publish HTML or Markdown files with shareable links
Readers can leave comments and edit text with author permission
Pull edits and comments back as structured data
MCP server for agents without file or command access
Custom share links with passwords and expiry dates on Pro
Version history with restore capability
Publish entire folders as sites on Pro plan
Connect to external APIs and embed sites on Pro
What makes it different
Operates reliably in real-world environments where scale, safety, and reliability matter most
Early access to Meta Glasses SDK for hands-free AI experiences
Customer data stays within enterprise, not with platform vendor or model providers
Designed for enterprise scale with Fortune 500 deployment experience
Clinical AI that works without changing how clinicians work
Documents stay active at stable links across multiple published versions
Works natively with AI coding agents without requiring manual context management
CLI does not require Node, Python or other runtime dependencies
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