Where the documents your assistant writes actually live.
Claude and ChatGPT can write a whole report in a minute. Then it sits in a chat nobody else can open. Profusia gives that work a real home — a private, versioned, shareable site your assistant publishes into directly, and your colleagues open like any other page.
Three steps, and one of them is you reading it
Everything below is what the product does today — no roadmap items dressed up as features.
Your assistant publishes here
Claude or ChatGPT connects once, then writes documents straight into your workspace — reports, dashboards, briefs, decks. No copy-paste, no download-then-upload, no file that only exists in a chat you'll lose.
They arrange themselves into a site
Folders become spaces, each with an overview built from what's actually in it: real counts, what changed this week, who touched it last. Nothing is estimated and nothing is entered by hand.
People read, comment, and pick it back up
Share a link or invite your team. Comments pin to the exact passage. And any document can go back to an assistant with one click, with the context already written — so the next session starts where the last one ended.
What it does with your material
The parts anyone sensible asks about before putting real work somewhere new.
Private by default
Nothing is public unless you make a link for it. Every workspace is served from its own subdomain, so the browser's own rules keep customers apart — not just our checks.
Live, not a snapshot
A page can read from a small dataset your assistant refreshes on a schedule. The document stops being a thing you re-send every month.
Versioned, and reversible
Every publish is a version you can roll back to. Deleting goes to a trash you can restore from; erasing for good is a separate, deliberate step.
No credentials of yours
Profusia holds no keys to your other systems. It connects to your assistant, and that is the whole integration surface.
Connect an assistant and publish something
Profusia connects over MCP, the open standard both Claude and ChatGPT speak — one connector, no per-tool plumbing, and nothing of yours held anywhere else. If you have an invitation, the whole setup is a sign-in and a connector URL.
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