Use Case

A real knowledge base for your whole startup.

One flat price. No migration. Works with the Workspace you already pay for.

Continue with Google →

Free to start · No credit card required

/Company Wiki
  /Handbook
  /Onboarding
  /Product
    /Specs
    /Roadmap
  /Operations
    /SOPs
    /Finance
  /Hiring

Startups don't need another tool to migrate to

Every startup runs on Google Workspace — the handbook, SOPs, and hiring docs are already in Drive. Adopting a separate knowledge base means a migration no one has time for, a second per-seat bill, and content drifting between two systems. The faster path is making the Drive you already pay for navigable.

Features

What Shelfdrive gives startups

Per-workspace pricing

One price for the whole team, not per seat.

Zero migration

Connect Google. Your wiki is ready.

Full-text search

Find anything across all company Docs.

Custom domains

Your wiki on your domain as you scale.

What belongs in a startup wiki

A startup wiki is the company's shared memory. Handbook and onboarding first, so new hires ramp without asking around. Add Product for specs and roadmap, Operations for SOPs and finance, and Hiring for interview rubrics and offer templates. Keep it flat enough that anyone can guess a path. See how Shelfdrive works or check pricing.

/Company Wiki
  /Handbook
  /Onboarding
  /Product
    /Specs
    /Roadmap
  /Operations
    /SOPs
    /Finance
  /Hiring
FAQ

Common questions.

For a startup already on Google Workspace, the best knowledge base is the one that needs no migration and no per-seat budget. Shelfdrive turns the Drive you already pay for into a navigable wiki — folder tree, full-text search, flat per-workspace price.
Drive holds the content fine — it just lacks navigation. No shared tree, no fast cross-doc search, no obvious home for the handbook. Shelfdrive adds that layer.
Per workspace, never per seat. A team of 5 and a team of 25 pay the same; Personal covers one user free. Your bill stays predictable as headcount changes.
Probably not. Notion's draw is structure and search, but adopting it means migrating out of Google Docs and maintaining two systems. Shelfdrive gives Workspace that structure directly — one source of truth.

Your docs are already in Drive.

Add the wiki layer your startup has been missing — no migration, one flat price.