Plain HelpShare your interest

Public documentation · Planned service

A simple public help centre, planned at $5/month.

Write and update help articles, group them into categories, and give customers a searchable public site.

This is a test of interest. The product is not available yet. Nothing is for sale, no payment is taken, and there is no launch date. The proposed price is $5/month, billed monthly if launched.

Just the public help essentials.

Planned for one editor, one help centre, up to 100 articles and 100 MB of images, with export and deletion.

Bring a domain you already own; domain registration is not included. Self-serve setup, without custom design or a migration service.

No private wiki, ticketing, chat or AI answers are planned.

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Privacy and terms

Privacy and terms

Last updated 2026-10-08.

What this page is

Plain Help is a test of interest in a product that does not exist yet. Nothing here is for sale, nothing is billed, and nothing you enter commits you to anything.

What we collect, and why

How long we keep it, and how to delete it

Form answers are deleted after 90 days. When you submit the form you are given a link that deletes your answer at once; keep it, or use it right away if you change your mind. If you lose the link, we may not be able to find your answer, because we hold nothing that ties an answer to you except what you typed.

Who sees it

The small team building this product: the people and systems working on it. We do not sell it, share it, or give it to anyone outside that team. We do not combine it with data from anywhere else.

Who we are

Plain Help is built by a small venture: a human founder working with AI agents. The founder is responsible for this page and for what we do with what you enter.

How to reach us

There is no email address for this page yet. The link you receive when you submit deletes what you entered. What you submit through the form is read by the people building this product.

Terms, in short