Use Case

Product docs that ship with the product.

Most teams have docs that arrive a week after the release, contradict the actual API, and frustrate the AI assistants that try to cite them. We fix that without you hiring a technical writer.

The problem

Documentation is always the last thing done and the first thing to go stale. Product ships on Tuesday, docs arrive the following week. Help articles describe workflows that no longer exist. Three teams maintain their own version of the same explanation. Your AI assistant retrieves the wrong one.

The root cause is almost never tooling. It's that nobody owns the editorial work, and engineers shouldn't have to.

How we help

Send us your raw release notes, Slack threads, internal RFCs, or PR descriptions. We turn them into customer-ready articles edited for voice and accuracy.
Each article carries version metadata, so when v3.2 ships, the article tagged for v2.x is flagged as needing review.
Developer references and end-user help are derived from the same source, so they stop drifting apart.
Your team's AI assistants read from the structured workspace and cite the article that actually applies to the customer's version.

What you get

A hosted, governed docs site where every article has an owner, review date, and approval state
Weekly editorial cadence on the Team plan: ongoing edits as your product changes
Release-note articles that aren't a chore for your engineers to write
An export of your structured content anytime you want it

Stop shipping product without docs.

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