Point it at a folder. Start working. That's the whole setup.

Yes. One person, one machine, unlimited documents — no account, no credit card, no trial clock, no feature countdown. You only pay when a second human needs to join the workspace, which is our paid team tier.

No. Download the app, point it at a folder of markdown, and start working. There is no signup screen, no login, and no cloud step in between.

Every change is tagged with who made it — you or a specific agent — so you can tell at a glance which paragraph came from Claude, which came from a script, and which you wrote yourself. This is self-asserted provenance: each agent reports its own identity, which is honest and sufficient when you're the only human in the workspace. Verified identity across humans is a paid-tier feature, not something the free app claims.

DraftMesh gives your whole fleet one coordinated home instead of raw filesystem access. Writes are serialized and versioned, so two agents editing the same document produce two tracked versions, not a corrupted file.

Yes. Every version is kept automatically, whether the edit came from you or an agent. Roll back to any prior version in one step — nothing is silently overwritten.

That is exactly the line between free and paid. The moment a second human needs access, self-asserted identity is no longer enough for real sign-off, and you move to the team tier for verified identity, sharing, and sync. Your local files and history come with you — nothing is thrown away.