FAQ
What is wspc, and what does it do for the AI I already use?
wspc is a workspace your AI runs on your behalf: email, calendar, and todos that any AI you connect can read and write. You keep using Claude, ChatGPT, or whatever assistant you like — wspc is the shared backend it acts on. See /quickstart to connect in about five minutes.
Is wspc free?
A Free plan is available. Personal, Startup, and Business are self-service recurring monthly USD subscriptions; Enterprise requires contacting sales.
How do paid plans, cancellation, and overage work?
Paddle is the merchant of record, calculates applicable tax, accepts promotion codes, and sends invoices and receipts. Plans renew monthly and can be managed in the billing Portal. Cancellation takes effect at the period end, with no prorated refunds by default. Downgrade credit stays in the Paddle customer balance for future payments and is not a cash refund. Adding or removing paid custom-domain capacity takes effect immediately; Paddle settles the prorated charge or credit at the next renewal, and that credit is not cash or a customer-balance refund. Paid Email and storage overage is planned and cannot be purchased in M10; included limits use hard stops. For duplicate or incorrect charges, contact [email protected]. See /pricing, /terms, /privacy, and /refund.
Who can see my data, and is it private?
Your data is yours. wspc runs no ads and has no data-resale model — the business model is subscription or self-host. Only you and the AIs you explicitly connect can read or write your workspace.
Is this real email?
Yes. You get real addresses on wspc.app that send and receive actual mail, and you can bring your own custom domain. Each user can have up to 10 active aliases today.
What can wspc do today?
Email, calendar, and todo — all readable and writable by your AI. A docs/library surface is planned. See /how-to for real examples.
If I switch AI later, do I lose my data?
No. Your email, calendar, and todos live in wspc, not in any single AI. Switch assistants or add new ones and they all see the same data — there is nothing to migrate.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. If you chat with Claude or ChatGPT, you can connect wspc and start using it. Coding only comes in if you want to build your own custom UI on top — see /how-to.
How does my agent authenticate with wspc?
wspc uses OAuth 2.1. Agent hosts (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Hermes) connect to the remote MCP server and sign in through the browser with a 6-digit email code. Browser SPAs use the OAuth 2.1 device flow. From a terminal, run npx wspc login. See /quickstart for per-environment setup.
What scopes does wspc issue?
Only wspc:full today — root-level access for the authenticated user across all services. Per-domain scopes (e.g. todo:read) are not available yet; passing them grants nothing finer.
How long do access tokens last?
Access tokens live 15 minutes. Rotate with the refresh token; each rotation invalidates the previous one.
Should I use REST, MCP, or the CLI?
AI agents use MCP or the CLI; apps and integrations use the REST API; personal use uses the CLI. All three hit the same workspace backend. See /quickstart for setup per environment.
Where is the authoritative API reference?
The live per-worker OpenAPI specs at https://api.wspc.ai/<domain>/openapi.json are the source of truth. For MCP, trust the live tools/list schema; for the CLI, run wspc --help.