Publish a corpus as a site people can ask questions of.
You already have the documents. Spaces turns them into a private, hosted site — readable, searchable, and answerable by the people you invite. No front end to build, no app to deploy.
The knowledge exists. Getting it in front of people is the project.
A training manual, a policy library, a product corpus, a due-diligence room — the content is written and the retrieval is solved. What stands between that and the people who need it is a web app: auth, hosting, a reader, a search box, an answer UI, rate limits so one visitor can't run up your bill, and a way to share it without publishing it to the world.
That's weeks of work that has nothing to do with your knowledge. Spaces is that work, already done.
One corpus, one URL, one audience — with the controls a real deployment needs.
A private URL, not a build
Pick a corpus, name the Space, and it's live. Readers get the documents plus an Ask box grounded in that corpus — answers cite the source text, so a reader can check the claim.
Signed links and an allowlist
Share by signed link, or put the Space behind an access allowlist so only named people get in. It fails closed: no link, no answer.
A cost ceiling per Space
Every Ask is metered against a budget you set. An enthusiastic reader — or a scraper — can't turn your knowledge base into a surprise invoice.
Practice exams from your corpus
For training and certification material, a Space can serve practice questions drawn from the corpus and score them — the difference between publishing knowledge and proving it landed.
The same retrieval as Answers
A Space rides Voxell's MTEB-leading embeddings and the Answers pipeline. What a reader asks is answered from your documents — not from a model's memory of the internet.
Zero retention, your corpus
Reader questions aren't training data and aren't stored as customer text. The corpus stays yours; delete the Space and the door closes.
- →Training and certification. Course material people study against, with practice questions scored from the same corpus.
- →Customer or partner knowledge bases. Product documentation your customers can interrogate, without exposing it publicly.
- →Diligence and board rooms. A document set shared by signed link, answerable, and revocable when the process closes.
- →Internal policy and runbooks. The answer people actually need, instead of the wiki search that never finds it.
Bring the corpus. We'll host the room.
Spaces is live today and priced per Space, with a custom-domain option. Tell us what you're publishing and to whom, and we'll get you a Space you can share this week.