Frequently Asked Questions

2Ryun (Second Reality) is an AI-native content and knowledge platform. The official tagline: "Write a document, and let it grow."

In one sentence: you focus on writing; AI reads, organizes, and publishes. The three things you normally juggle — storing documents, organizing knowledge, publishing outward — become one pipeline. No more manual copying between tools.

Note apps solve "write it down." 2Ryun solves "what happens after you write it down." The difference is three verbs:

Put another way: a note app is a warehouse. 2Ryun is a warehouse + factory + storefront.

No. The core flow is three steps: put content in (paste or upload) → click "Generate Web Page" → get a link or download the file. No code, no server, no hosting setup — results in about 15 seconds. Technical users can go further (API, Agent integration), but that's optional.

The free tier is free to use — it includes basic document, web page generation, and AI capacity, enough for everyday personal use. Upgrade when you outgrow it. See the official pricing page for specific tiers and quotas.

Your content lives in your own account, isolated from others. Your documents are your assets — the platform does not use your content to train models and does not make your documents public without your action. You can export your data at any time.

Both Markdown and rich text. Markdown: paste directly or upload .md files — headings, lists, tables, code blocks, and images are all recognized. Rich text: write like a normal document, with 25+ content blocks ready to insert. Both can be mixed within the same document tree.

Documents are organized in a document tree: unlimited nesting, drag-and-drop reordering. The key difference from cloud-drive storage: the tree's shape directly determines the structure when you "generate a full site." Organize once — you won't have to re-arrange at publish time.

It depends on one thing: can your current tool export Markdown? If yes, you can import directly into 2Ryun with heading hierarchy and list structure preserved. No manual rebuilding needed — arrange the document tree, and the AI re-identifies the content and rebuilds knowledge connections.

Once documents are in 2Ryun, AI automatically extracts structured knowledge entries (30+ categories) and builds connections between them, forming a searchable, visualizable knowledge network. The official positioning: "Not organizing — growing." You don't pre-plan a taxonomy; the structure grows out of your content.

No. Categories, tags, and entry connections are all handled by AI. You spend your energy writing. Human judgment only appears at the review step.

There's an Enrichment review step: the AI flags missing details, outdated data, and weak sources in your content — you decide whether to accept. It doesn't rewrite your documents silently. So accuracy works as "AI proposes, you finalize."

Two uses: See — visualize the whole knowledge network in 2D/3D; spot clusters and gaps at a glance. Use — the knowledge network powers AI chatbot answers and feeds back into content planning.

Three layers of retrieval, from precise to fuzzy:

1. Full-text search across all documents
2. The document tree — your own structure, for when you know where things live
3. The knowledge network — jump via AI-extracted entries and connections when you only remember a fragment

In practice, the third layer scales best: you ask "what did I write about X?" instead of hunting through folders.

Three steps:

1. Paste or upload your Markdown into 2Ryun
2. Click "Generate Web Page" in the document list
3. In about 15 seconds, get a shareable public link — publish it as-is, or download the HTML file and host it yourself

No code, no hosting setup.

75 designer-grade built-in templates, organized into six scenario families:

No CSS writing — pick a template and the layout is done. Switch anytime.

Yes. Batch-generate a multi-page website from multiple documents, structured by your document tree — table of contents, navigation, and page structure come out ready-made. A single page suits sharing one article; a tree suits building a site — product manuals, project docs, course series.

Multi-page websites support domain binding. Single generated pages do not support custom domains — they live under the platform domain. Either way, you keep full ownership: download any single page as HTML and host it anywhere, or export an entire site as a static site bundle that deploys to any server.

Yes. SEO / GEO optimization is on by default: pages are generated in a structure that search engines and AI engines can parse correctly. In 2026, "can AI engines retrieve and cite this content?" is an engineering question at the page level — and the platform handles that layer for you.

No. You edit the source document, then regenerate. Layout stays (template's still there). Links stay (page URL unchanged). Multi-page site structure doesn't need rebuilding. That's the practical difference between "store first, publish as a step" versus "convert once, throw away."

It's a conversational assistant that works with your documents: ask questions about your content, draft or rewrite based on your materials, pull from existing knowledge while writing. The key point: it answers based on what you wrote, not invented from thin air — which matters most for professional content.

Yes. The ChatBot module supports:

• Multiple bots, each bound to a specific document tree
• Embed code you paste into your own website
• Visitor profiling, scoring, and lead filtering — it identifies which visitors are worth following up

For B2B, it works as both support and a lead-generation entry point.

The platform restricts answers to the documents you specify: if retrieval finds it, it answers; if not, it says the evidence is insufficient — instead of improvising. Answer stability depends on your content quality: clear structure, consistent wording, sourced facts.

Yes. The platform provides a REST API plus a companion Skill. AI Agents can read/write content, search knowledge, and generate & publish web pages directly. Endpoint: www.2ryun.com/restapi, authorized with your account's API key.

Yes. The official positioning: "Claude Code, Hermes, OpenClaw, Codex, WorkBuddy can write code and analyze data — but they need a place to store content, manage knowledge, and publish web pages. 2Ryun is that place." Once connected, an Agent can write content, retrieve knowledge, and generate web pages — all within its workflow.

In short: the Agent produces; the platform makes the output searchable, citable, and publicly serviceable.

The free tier is free to use and includes basic document count, web page generation, and AI capacity — enough for personal note-taking, writing, and generating pages. Upgrade when you need more; see the official pricing page for tiers and quotas.

Plans can be switched anytime, billed pro-rata by day — no month-long lock-in. Compliance by design: reminder 5 days before renewal, auto-renewal is never pre-checked, and unsubscribing is easy. No "buried cancel button."

Yes — at every layer:

No "in but not out" design. Even if you leave the platform someday, your documents, pages, sites, and knowledge data are still yours.