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dir keeps AI-generated work usable and safely shared across your organization. Whether you are just starting to evaluate or only need a demo or a quote, we are happy to help.
Start free, with a proposal tailored to your team
- A custom demo for your companySee how dir fits your actual workflows and what changes after adoption, with a demo built around your use cases.
- Free quote and plan guidanceWe propose the plan and cost that match your team size and usage, free of charge, in a form you can share internally.
- Free pilotRun a free pilot with one department and see the effect on your team before any commitment.
- Onboarding and rollout supportWe stay with you from initial setup to adoption, and answer security questions individually.
FAQ
Common questions before contacting us
What does Dir distribute?
AI-generated Markdown, HTML, reports, dashboards, operating documents, and internal applications that people can use in a browser.
Do readers need an AI-tool license?
No. Readers open the work in a browser — they need no AI tool and no local installation.
How much does Dir cost?
Start with a free two-week pilot. After that, pricing is quoted individually — contact us.
What is included in the pilot?
A free two-week evaluation with one department, one real AI-generated artifact, and no setup fee.
What access levels are available?
You can share with specific users or teams, the organization, or an external link when external access is explicitly selected. Access is restricted by default.
What is available today, and what is still on the roadmap?
Controlled sharing levels, team access, creator activity, and supported artifact versioning are available today. View logs showing who read what and when are in development. Expiring links and immediate link revocation are planned.
Can I see who read each artifact?
View logs showing who read what and when are in development and are a roadmap priority; they are not yet available.
Can links expire or be revoked immediately?
Expiring links and immediate link revocation are planned capabilities.
Can we export our work?
Yes. Dir uses standard Markdown and HTML so organizational assets remain portable and are not locked to a proprietary content format.