Below, you’ll find definitions of key terms and features to help you make the most of Wordbrew.

Someone you invite to contribute insights for your content project.

A teammate you invite to provide insights for your project. Internal collaborators are free.

An expert from Wordbrew's network invited to provide insights for your project. External collaborators can be free or paid.

A team member you invite during the content generation stage to add notes or live edit the content. Similar to Google Docs collaboration.

A Wordbrew expert you invite to edit your content at their specified rate per word.

Files recommended by WordbrewAI as auto-context for your content. Use these as reference material to improve content accuracy during generation.

Your brand hub. Includes style preferences like tone, call-to-actions, banned words, and punctuation. Wordbrew factors these guidelines into content generation.

Stage 1 of your project. Create a detailed brief with key project information to get started.

Stage 2 of your project. Use this stage to add collaborators, organize subheadings, define key points, and include reference files to perfect the content’s structure.

Wordbrew’s library of templates designed to automate content production for various content types or internal collateral.

Create custom templates by dragging and dropping files. Ideal for automating content creation specific to your organization’s needs.

Connect Wordbrew with tools like Google Drive, Notion, Slack, and more to streamline your workflow.

A chat feature that allows you to fine-tune or rework content in outline or generate mode by typing custom prompts.

Your public profile as a Wordbrew expert. Toggle visibility on or off to accept or decline requests on Wordbrew.

For more detailed guidance, check out other Help Center articles or reach out to our support team. Happy creating!