Your AI doesn't know your company.
So it hallucinates. Every call, every ticket, every onboarding.
Blenau gives your agents a brain — structured, versioned, and yours. Answers in milliseconds. ~100× fewer tokens per query. Your docs write themselves while your team works.
No credit card required. 14-day free trial.
Everyone says “we should document better”. Nobody does.
Here's what actually happens.
“Our agent hallucinates because it doesn't know the company.”
You pay for GPT-4 and Claude. They still invent things about your product.
“We tried Notion. It's a graveyard of Google Docs.”
$20 per seat. Nobody opens it. Nobody updates it. Last edit: 2023.
“Onboarding takes three weeks because nothing is written down.”
The info lives in four heads. When they're in meetings, everyone else is blocked.
“The best person leaves. The knowledge leaves with them.”
No handover doc. No playbook. Just Slack messages nobody can find.
“We built a RAG over Google Drive. It's worse than no docs.”
Contradictory chunks. No provenance. Deprecated processes cited as current.
“Support answers the same question fifty times a week.”
The FAQ is a PDF from 2022. Nobody updates it. Nobody wants to.
“Our agent takes 20 seconds to answer. Then it cites the wrong doc.”
It re-reads the whole Drive on every question. Users give up before the answer lands.
“Our API bill is a black hole. The agent re-reads everything.”
50,000 tokens shoved into every prompt so the model can find a 200-token answer.
What if the documentation wrote itself?
You're probably one of these people.
Find yourself. Then keep scrolling.
You spent thousands on LLM APIs last quarter. Your agent still hallucinates.
- Your agent invents answers because it has no company context.
- Onboarding devs takes weeks — docs are stale or missing.
- Your RAG over Drive is a chunk salad with no provenance.
Blenau: Structured memory your agents read via MCP, with provenance on every chunk.
From “my agent is smart” to “my agent knows my company.”
Claude doesn’t remember yesterday. You start from zero every morning.
- Your methodology is in 30 ChatGPT conversations you can’t search.
- You’d pay for a Notion for agents — without writing Python.
- Pinecone, LangChain, embeddings — not your job. You’re building a business.
Blenau: Zero-code personal brain. Your agent reads it via MCP. You just write markdown.
From “I start over every session” to “my agent remembers everything I know.”
Your methodology is a Google Drive graveyard. Clients can’t find it.
- You pay $99–$399/mo for Circle or Skool. Still no real knowledge base.
- Clients WhatsApp you the same questions every week.
- Your best content is buried in PDFs, videos, old emails.
Blenau: Sellable knowledge with reader roles, path-based access, Stripe built in.
From “I’m a 24/7 support bot” to “my knowledge works while I sleep.”
You’ve built the same knowledge base three times. It died three times.
- Every new hire asks the same three people the same questions.
- Your Confluence is a ghost town. Real data lives in Slack threads.
- Docs depend on 30 people being disciplined. They’re not.
Blenau: Docs that capture themselves from real work. No discipline required.
From “we should document this” to “it’s already documented.”
Three pillars. Each one earns the price alone.
Together, they compound.
Your AI finally knows your company
“Your agent guesses because no one ever told it how things actually work here.”
A structured, versioned brain your agents read via MCP. Every chunk carries provenance and freshness. Your agent reads ~500 tokens of the right section, not 50,000 of the whole wiki. ~100× fewer tokens per query. Answers land in milliseconds.
Docs write themselves
“Nobody has time to document. Everyone knows docs matter. The two are in direct conflict.”
Agents capture knowledge while they work. Support tickets become FAQs. Sales calls become playbooks. Slack threads become processes. Skip the documentation sprints.
Your knowledge is an asset, not overhead
“You’ve been paying to rent a community forum. You don’t own the knowledge — you rent a UI for it.”
Readers, groups, path-based access, Stripe built in. Sell access to your methodology like Linear sells software. Your knowledge earns while you sleep.
How it works
Connect your GitHub
Your knowledge lives in your repo, in standard Markdown. You own the data. Zero lock-in.
Your agents connect via MCP
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor — any agent reads and writes to the brain natively.
Knowledge crystallizes automatically
As agents work, crystallize_session captures what they learned. Your docs grow with every conversation.
Control who sees what
Admin, member, reader roles. Groups with path restrictions. Magic link auth for readers.
You've already tried something. Here's what it cost you.
An honest table. We lose some comparisons. You should still read it.
Notion / Confluence
$20/seat × 30 people = $600/mo. Last meaningful edit: 9 months ago.
$79/mo flat for the whole team. Docs stay current because agents write them.
“We’ll document it later”
Three-week onboarding per hire. Knowledge leaves when people do.
Docs capture themselves from real work. Nobody schedules a sprint.
RAG over Google Drive
15–40 seconds per query. Contradictory chunks. No provenance. Confident hallucinations.
~300ms vectorized lookup. Provenance on every chunk. Your agent cites sources.
ChatGPT / Claude with uploaded docs
Sessions expire. Agent can’t write back. No access control.
Persistent memory. Agents read and write. Reader roles with path permissions.
Circle / Skool ($99–$399/mo)
A forum, not a knowledge base. Your IP rents space in someone else’s UI.
Your knowledge, your GitHub. Sell it like Stripe sells code.
Query latency
Vanilla RAG: 15–40s. ChatGPT with docs: 8–15s. Users give up before the answer lands.
~300ms p95. Pre-indexed embeddings + cache. Feels instant to the agent and the user.
Tokens per query
50,000+ input tokens shoved into every prompt. Your API bill scales with every question.
~500 tokens of the right chunk. ~100× cheaper. Same or better answer.
Your GitHub is yours. If Blenau disappears tomorrow, your docs still render in any markdown reader.
Simple pricing
Pay for editors. Agents are unlimited. Readers scale with your audience.
Every plan starts with a free 14-day trial. No credit card required.
Hobby
For solopreneurs and vibe coders
- 1 editor
- 500 docs
- 50 readers
- Unlimited agent queries
Team
For teams building with AI
- 10 editors
- 5,000 docs
- 500 readers
- Unlimited agent queries
- Priority support
Pro
For scaling knowledge operations
- 50 editors
- 50,000 docs
- 5,000 readers
- Unlimited agent queries
- Advanced analytics
Enterprise
For organizations with compliance needs
- Unlimited editors
- Unlimited docs
- Unlimited readers
- SSO/SAML
- DPA + audit logs
· At 10 active agents, $79/mo typically pays for itself in ~2 weeks of saved API calls. Your agent reads 500 tokens instead of 50,000. The math compounds.
Try it in 5 minutes.
Three steps. Your agent reads your brain tonight.
Connect your GitHub.
One click. Blenau reads from your repo — we never host your docs.
Drop the MCP server into your agent config.
One snippet. Works with Claude, Cursor, and any MCP-compatible agent.
{
"blenau": {
"command": "npx",
"args": ["-y", "@blenau/mcp@latest"]
}
}Ask your agent.
It reads Blenau natively. Answers land in ~300ms, with citations. Then it writes back what it learned.
What you're about to say.
We hear these every week.
“We already pay for Notion.”
You pay for Notion. You don’t use it. Audit your last 30 days of edits. We’ll wait. Blenau costs less and doesn’t rely on someone remembering to update it.
“$79/month seems high.”
It’s $79 for your whole team. Notion Business is $20 per seat. At 5 people, we’re cheaper. At 30, we’re 87% cheaper. Now add the LLM tokens you stop burning — reading 500 tokens of the right chunk instead of 50,000 of the whole wiki pays the bill by week 2.
“Isn’t searching markdown slow?”
Not if it’s pre-indexed. Blenau vectorizes every chunk on write. Your query is a sub-second similarity search with a warm cache — not a full-repo grep. ~300ms p95 in production. Faster than most RAG stacks serving one tenth of the data.
“What if Blenau goes away?”
Your knowledge lives in your GitHub, in plain markdown. We don’t host it — we read it. If we shut down tomorrow, every file renders in VS Code, GitHub, or any markdown viewer. Zero lock-in is a design choice, not a marketing line.
“Do my agents really need this?”
Ask your agent a question only your company can answer — an internal SLA, a real customer edge case. See what it says. If you liked the answer, you don’t need Blenau. If you didn’t, you just learned why they hallucinate.
“My team won’t adopt another tool.”
They don’t have to. Agents do the writing. Humans read the Wiki UI when they want. No migration, no new habits, no “please update the doc.”