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Welcome to Giant Context

Giant Context is one platform for your website, email, contacts, forms, knowledge base and visitor chat. You work from a single console where every app reads the same files, the same branding and the same contact records, and an AI called Mind drafts content from that material for you to approve.

How Giant Context is organized

Giant Context has three levels. An organization is the top-level container for your company or team. Inside it you create projects, one per product or brand. Inside each project you add apps, the self-contained modules such as the website builder, email and the knowledge base.

Organizations

An organization represents your company, team or business, and everything you build lives inside it. You invite team members to the organization and give each one a role that decides what they can reach.

Multiple organizations. One account can belong to several organizations, which is how an agency keeps each client separate.

Projects

A project is a workspace for one product or brand. Each project has its own branding, files, domains and content, so two brands in the same organization never share a page or a contact list by accident.

Apps

Apps add capabilities to a project. There are eight, and you add only the ones you want: Website, Email, Forms, Knowledge Base, CRM, Chat, Developers and Socials.

The console with the project sidebar on the left, open on the Website app's sidebars list.

The sidebar follows where you are

At the organization level it lists your projects. Inside a project it shows the dashboard, files, branding and the apps you have added.

The eight apps

Every app in a project shares the same visual editor, the same file library and the same branding. A form built in Forms drops onto a website page. A contact who fills it in lands in the CRM. An email can link to a knowledge base article. Nothing is exported or synced between them because there is one project underneath.

The visual editor in Giant Context, with the block palette on the left and a page on the canvas.

One editor for everything

A landing page, an email and a contact form are all built in the same drag-and-drop editor, with the same blocks and the same branding.

How Mind works

Mind is the AI in every project. It reads what the project contains, your files, your published pages, your emails and your contact activity, and proposes what to make next. When it spots a website page about a feature with no matching knowledge base article, it proposes the article. The work moves through four steps, and you approve at each one.

The Drafts screen in Giant Context, a table of drafts with a status, a title and a created date on each row.

Review a draft before it ships

Describe what you want in plain language. Mind returns a draft, with any connected items in the same draft. Read it, change it in the editor if you want to, and accept or reject it.

Autonomy settings. In the project settings, each content type has four switches, one per step. With a switch off, that step waits for you. With it on, Mind carries the step out on its own. You can change any switch at any time.

What the apps share

Branding

Project branding holds your colors, fonts, logos and component styles, and every app reads it. Change the primary color once and every page, email, form and article in the project picks it up. Mind reads the same branding, along with the voice you describe there, when it drafts.

Files and content

Everything you upload to Files, and everything you publish, is the material Mind writes from. Upload a product spec or a pricing sheet and the next draft can cite it. Publish a page and Mind knows it exists, which is how it notices what is missing.

Where to start

Five steps take you from a new account to a first draft:

The branding screen in Giant Context, with logo uploads, color swatches and typography settings.

Project branding

Upload your logo, pick your colors and choose your fonts once. Every app in the project uses them.

Read about branding

Four habits that pay off

Three questions

Through the sidebar. Inside a project it lists every app you have added, and each app opens to its own screens.

Open Drafts and describe what you want. Mind returns a draft built from your files and published content, with connected items in the same draft when the request needs them. You accept, reject or edit it.

Yes. A form submission becomes a CRM contact, Mind picks email recipients from those contacts, and branding applies to every app at once. There is no export or sync step between them.


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