FAQ

Pulp gives AI access to the company knowledge you choose to add.

Today, you can add documents, webpages, and text. Pulp can search that knowledge, read specific sources, and use the relevant context while helping you write and edit documents.

Over time, that knowledge layer will grow into a richer company brain that connects information across your business and keeps it useful as things change.

Pulp is built for founders, operators, and small teams that already use AI for work.

It is especially useful if you spend too much time explaining the same context to AI, searching across old work, copying information between tools, or fixing generic output that lacks company context.

Pulp is built around persistent company context.

With a general-purpose AI assistant, you often have to provide the relevant background again for each task or conversation. In Pulp, you can build up a shared knowledge base that the AI can use while you work.

The document editor is the main work surface today. More ways to work with that shared context will come as Pulp develops.

A company brain is a shared understanding of what a company knows.

That includes the source material itself, but also the useful structure around it: customers, projects, people, decisions, relationships, changes, and other important context.

The long-term goal for Pulp is to keep that understanding current and make it available to both people and AI agents wherever work is happening.

No. Pulp is at an earlier stage.

Today, the knowledge system is built around documents, webpages, text, search, and direct access to specific sources.

Future versions can go much further by connecting related knowledge, tracking changes, identifying stale information, preserving where information came from, and building a clearer picture of how different parts of a company relate.

You can currently add documents, webpages, and plain text.

Pulp can search across that material or work directly from a source you select.

You can start small. Adding the information behind one customer, project, or piece of work is often enough to make the AI more useful.

Pulp retrieves context based on what you are doing.

You can point it at a specific source, or it can search across the knowledge you have added for relevant information.

As the knowledge system develops, Pulp will become better at deciding what matters, how different information relates, what has changed, and which sources are most trustworthy or current.

Not yet.

For now, you add the knowledge you want Pulp to use yourself.

Connectors are part of the direction for the product. The goal is to let Pulp learn from the tools where your company already works while keeping those tools as the original sources of the information.

Agents will be able to work from the same company context available to you.

For example, an agent helping with a customer proposal could use relevant product information, customer context, research, and previous work without requiring you to collect all of it manually first.

The broader goal is to give people and agents shared context while they create, plan, execute, communicate, and learn.

Yes.

Pulp works today for a single founder or operator. You can add your own knowledge, use it with Pulp AI, and create documents without setting up a team.

Team collaboration and more advanced permissions will become more important as Pulp expands beyond individual use.

Pulp is built to handle real company information.

Data is protected in transit with HTTPS/TLS and stored on managed infrastructure with encryption at rest. Pulp also uses authentication and access controls to keep customer data separated.

When you use an AI feature, the information needed for that request may be sent to the AI provider powering the feature.

Our Privacy Policy explains how Pulp stores, processes, and handles your information in more detail.

No. Your work belongs to you.

You can export the documents you create in Pulp. As integrations are added, the tools you already use can remain the original sources for much of your company information.

Pulp should become valuable because it understands your company better, not because your data is difficult to move.

Starter is $15 per month. Plus is $49 per month and includes substantially more AI usage.

Both plans include the core Pulp experience. You can also try Pulp without a credit card before subscribing.

AI works best when it has the right context.

Software development already shows what this can look like. Modern coding agents can see the codebase, files, tools, and work already in progress. They can contribute without requiring the developer to explain the entire project from scratch every time.

Most other company work is still fragmented across documents, conversations, projects, customers, and separate tools.

Pulp is an attempt to give the rest of a company the same kind of shared context. We are starting with company knowledge and documents, then building toward a system where people and AI agents can work from a common understanding of the business.