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Well is a business context layer for founders and small teams. It connects every tool you already use, from bank feeds and accounting to CRM, email, storage and productivity apps, into one living context graph, then lets your AI assistant read it and do real work: reconcile accounts, chase invoices, close your books, and answer any question about your business in plain language. Most companies run on a dozen disconnected tools that never share what they know. Well brings them under one roof through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). You connect a tool once and Well keeps it authenticated and in sync, so you never wire integrations into each AI session by hand. When a tool has no official MCP server, Well generates one from its public API documentation, so no tool is ever out of reach. How it works: Connect your tools, Well unifies them into a single context graph of your payments, invoices, customers, documents and 55+ other business objects, and you reach it over MCP, a CLI, or conversation, so your AI assistant works from your real data instead of guesswork. Key capabilities: - Connect anything: thousands of banks plus accounting, CRM, e-commerce, email, storage and productivity tools, through one authenticated connection. Missing an MCP? Well builds one from the API docs. - One context graph: a unified data model (an ontology of 55+ entity types) that keeps your payments, invoices, customers and documents connected and queryable, with deduplication and reconciliation built in. - AI that acts, not just answers: ask questions in plain language, or let agents run real workflows, over MCP, CLI or conversation. - Automated capture and enrichment: invoices and receipts are retrieved from the tools you already use and returned as clean, structured, enriched data, with no manual collection. - Close the books in minutes: bank reconciliation, categorization and month-end close run on your connected data, turning a weekend of admin into a few minutes. - Full finance coverage: accounts receivable and collections, spend control, revenue tracking and tax, all working from the same context graph.