readme4me

Pay for what readme4me writes

Every plan grants its price in AI credits each month. Scanning is free; credits are spent only when a document is generated.

Starter

$9/ month

90 AI credits every month

For a few projects that deserve real documentation.

  • README, database and architecture diagrams for about 5 repositories a month
  • Private and public repositories, you pick which ones
  • Live editor for Markdown and diagrams, SVG and PNG export
  • Full version history
Choose Starter

Pro

Most popular

$19/ month

190 AI credits every month

For developers keeping several services documented as they ship.

  • README, database and architecture diagrams for about 12 repositories a month
  • Room to regenerate after every release
  • Everything in Starter
Choose Pro

Max

$39/ month

390 AI credits every month

For tech leads and consultants documenting every repository they touch.

  • README, database and architecture diagrams for about 25 repositories a month
  • Room to keep every repository up to date
  • Everything in Pro
Choose Max

1 AI credit = $0.10 of AI usage. Prices in USD.

Questions

What does readme4me write?

A README in markdown, an entity relationship diagram (ERD) and a high-level design (HLD) of the architecture. A free scan shows which of them each repository supports.

Does readme4me change my repository?

No. It only has read access. It never commits, opens pull requests or creates issues.

Is my code used to train AI models?

No. The files a document needs are sent to the AI provider we use to write it, and they are not used to train models. The Privacy Policy explains how your code is handled.

Which repositories can it read?

Only the ones you select when you install the GitHub App, private repositories included. You can change the selection on GitHub at any time.

How do AI credits work?

Generating a document uses AI credits; 1 credit equals $0.10 of AI usage. Each plan grants its price in credits every month, so a $19 plan gives 190 credits. Scanning costs nothing.

Can I edit what readme4me writes?

Yes. You edit the source next to a live preview, save versions, copy the markdown and export diagrams as SVG or PNG.

How do I delete my data?

Open Manage account and choose Delete account. It removes your repositories, documents, GitHub connection and plan right away.

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