Documents
Write it down where the work already lives
Docs sit next to the tasks, calendar and files they belong to, so a spec stops being a link somebody has to go find.
01What you get
A document that keeps its context
Editing, search, history and permissions, without another tab to keep open.
Write without ceremonyA clean editor with the structure you expect: headings, lists, tables, code. The page gets out of the way of the thinking.
Draft togetherComments, suggestions and live editing mean the review happens on the page instead of scattered across three threads.
Find the one you meanFull-text search across every document in the workspace, so you stop reconstructing a decision from memory.
A draft to argue withAsk for a summary, an outline or a rewrite, and start from something on the page instead of a blank one.
Nothing is lost by editingEvery change is kept, so you can see who altered what and restore an earlier version without asking anyone.
Share exactly this muchPer-document and per-folder access, including people outside the workspace, revocable at any time.
02Where it fits
The documents a team actually keeps
Three shapes of writing that stop drifting once they live in the workspace.
Project and product docs
- Specs that link to the tasks they created
- Meeting notes with decisions and owners
- Runbooks the on-call person can follow
- Retrospectives that stay findable
Team knowledge
- Onboarding guides new hires read on day one
- Process documentation kept in one place
- Internal FAQs instead of answering it again
- Research notes with their sources attached
Business paperwork
- Contracts and their revision history
- Proposals drafted from a previous one
- Policies with controlled access
- Reports written next to the numbers
Start your next document here
Bring your writing into the same workspace as the rest of the work, and stop hunting for the version everyone agreed on.