Write your help articles once. UP-TO-DATE Support answers your customers from them, sends what it can't answer to your team, and tells you when an article needs updating.

Works with what you already use
How it works
Your customers find answers on their own, and what's left comes to you, already sorted.
Your own site for customers, in your colors, on your domain, in up to 25 languages.
Write them, import them, or capture a guide by clicking through your product.
Customers ask in their own words and get an answer written from your articles.
When an answer doesn't help, the question comes to your team, with the context.
What people search for, what they read, and the questions your articles don't cover yet.
AI answers
Readers type their question the way they'd say it. The answer is written from your own articles, with links to read more, and search finds the right article even when the words differ.
Answer from your help center
Turn on online payments so customers can pay straight from the invoice, and set up automatic reminders for invoices that are due.
Guides
Start the Chrome extension or the desktop app and do the task as you always would. Every click becomes a step with a screenshot, a marker where you clicked, and a description written by AI.
Guide capture
RecordingClick “Invoices”
In the menu on the left
Click “New invoice”
Top right of the list
Choose the customer
Start typing their name
Sources
Connect an article to the web page, GitHub code or document it describes. When that changes, the AI prepares the update, and it waits for your yes before readers see it.
Send an invoice
Source changed · invoices/new-invoice.tsx
Click Send to email the invoice.
Click Send invoice to email it. You can add a personal message first.
The AI prepared this update. Readers still see the current article.
While you're away
Sources checked
The web pages your articles describe are compared with what they said before.
Code followed
GitHub tells us when the code an article describes changes.
Scheduled articles
Articles you scheduled go live on their own.
Search index
New and changed articles are indexed, so search finds them by meaning.
AI answers
Your customers get answers from your articles, whenever they ask.
When you want more
Start with a few articles. Everything else is there when you need it.
Serve your help center from help.yourcompany.com.
Colors, logo, fonts, themes and custom CSS.
Public, private, or protected with a password.
The same help center in every language you need, translated with AI.
Owner, admin, editor or viewer, each with the access that role needs.
Changes can wait for a second person before readers see them.
Answers and articles inside your own site or app.
ChatGPT, Claude and Cursor can read your articles (MCP and llms.txt).
Captured guides become videos, with a voice-over and music.
Pages for the developers who use your API.
Manage content from your own code, and hear when articles change.
Upload a call recording and get FAQ articles from the questions asked.
Everywhere you work
The full dashboard, on any computer: write, set up and see how your help center does.
Open the dashboardMySupport: what readers ask, requests to answer and changes to approve, in your pocket.
Download on theApp StoreClick through your product and get a step-by-step guide with screenshots.
Get the extensionCapture guides from any application on your Mac or PC, not just the browser.
Get the desktop appControl
When a source changes, the AI prepares an update and it waits for your review. An article only updates itself when you switch that on.
Turn on review before publishing, and changes wait for an owner, an admin or the category's reviewer before readers see them.
Your help centers run on Amazon Web Services in Paris. AI goes through OpenAI's API, whose terms don't allow training on your data.
Make a help center public, private, or password-protected, and invite your team with the role each person needs.
Questions
No. Create a help center, pick your colors and logo, and write or import your articles in the editor. The API and webhooks are there when your developers want them.
From the articles in your help center. When an answer doesn't help, the reader can send their question to your team through the contact form, and it arrives in Requests.
Connect an article to the web page, GitHub code or document it describes. When that changes, the AI prepares an update for you to review, so you see what changed before readers do.
Up to 25. Each language has its own address and its own content, and the AI can translate articles for you.
OpenAI, through its API. Their terms don't allow using your data to train their models. Help centers can also answer from UP-TO-DATE AI Memory.
Yes: MySupport, for iPhone and iPad, is in the App Store. It shows what your readers ask, and lets you answer requests, approve changes and edit articles. Download on the App Store
Yes. Start free, without a credit card, or open the live demo to see a help center as your customers would.

Set up your help center today. Free to start, no credit card required.