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When you tell Cortee what changed, it updates your documentation in under a second1.

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Cortee

Cortee documentation editor with a page tree, a living document, and a capture field
Product preview of the Cortee documentation editor.

From a written note to a reviewed change

Write what you know. Cortee applies the edit. You remain in control.

  1. Write what you know

    Think of it as your notepad. Use a few words to describe what changed.

  2. Cortee applies the edit

    The edit lands on the live page, so you can see what changed right away.

  3. You remain in control

    Every paragraph is backed by the facts you wrote, so you can see where any line came from.

A narrower approach to generated documentation

A wiki leaves the writing to people, so trust stays high and updates stay slow. A markdown repository can rewrite entire pages, then leave changes that are hard to follow. Cortee takes a narrower path. From the fact you provide, it proposes a small change tied to that fact, and you decide what remains on the page.

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Why Cortee

< 1 second. Most edits land in under a second.

Your data stays yours.

For more information, visit our Trust center.

What we never do

  • We do not train on your data.
  • We do not sell your data.

Where it lives

  • Documents are stored in the EU on AWS in Ireland, including history and logs.
  • From 12 October 2026, model inference moves to European providers.

Access and control

  • Access is separate for each organization.
  • Access is restricted and logged.
  • You can export or delete your data on request.

When a process changes, the documentation should change with it.

1 Typical edit latency is around 0.7s in internal tests. Performance varies by prompt complexity, network, and system load.

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