No XML, no MDX, no front matter, no build step. A WYSIWYG editor that is the preview, drafts your reviewers can comment on in place, and an agent that clears the changelog entries, the broken links and the eightieth rewrite of the same paragraph.
Your engineers can stay in Git the entire time. The developer side of the same workspace →
Every event is delivered at least once. Retries run for 24 hours, then the event is dropped.
The editor is the preview: what you write is exactly what your readers get, with no split pane to reconcile and no build to wait for. Click anywhere and type, use the toolbar, or use Markdown shortcuts if your hands insist. Images, videos, tables, tabs, callouts, PDFs, Figma boards and anything else on the web drop straight in.
The agent reads your repo and your whole docs tree, then handles the part nobody became a writer for: the changelog entry, the link that broke when someone renamed a page, the same paragraph rewritten for the fourth audience. You keep every judgement call, and the byline. None of it is compulsory: leave the agent alone and write every word yourself, and the editor works exactly the way it did before you turned it on.
Give it a bullet list, a spec or a merged PR, and it comes back with a page in your structure and your voice.
Tighten a section, expand a bullet into prose, or reorganise all nine pages of a guide with the links fixed.
Stale snippets, dead endpoints and two pages that contradict each other, surfaced with the fix attached.
Readers get the same intelligence from the other side: the AI Assistant answers their question with the source page attached, so the questions that reach you are the ones actually worth your time.
Explore AI features → AI Writing Tools →Synced blocks are the same content in as many places as you need it. Change the source and every page that references it updates itself, across sections and across versions. The auth header that appears on eleven pages stops being eleven chances to be wrong.
Clone any version with one click and every internal link migrates itself. Publish several versions side by side, or keep the next one as a draft until launch day. Readers always land on the version they are actually using.
The parts of the job that usually need a second tool, a spreadsheet or a favour from engineering.
Invite reviewers, comment in place, resolve the thread, publish.
Admin, Publisher, Writer and Reviewer, with permissions that hold.
Readers get an answer with the source page attached, not ten links.
Top queries, no-hit searches and per-page helpfulness.
SSO, email invites, secure links or JWT. Share drafts safely.
Every revision kept. Roll back without asking anyone.
Define a term once and link it everywhere it appears.
Any version, formatted, for the procurement folder.
“I wanted a portal for building documentation, somewhere where I can just have the team write, visually drag and drop, and publish on the fly.”
27,000+ documentation sections written, and teams reporting half the time spent maintaining them. Fourteen days free, no card, no sales call unless you want one.
