Built for teams who care about accurate docs
Docsheaf is a young platform, so instead of a wall of logos, here’s a real published site you can explore — and the kinds of teams we build for.
Getting started
Quickstart
Installation
Configuration
Guides
Writing content
Change requests
Publishing
Quickstart
Run your first Acme job in five minutes.
1. Install the CLI
npm install -g @acme/cliOpen the live site
Example site · demo content
Acme Docs
A complete docs site for a fictional background-jobs product, published with Docsheaf. Everything on it — search, sections, feedback, Markdown and llms.txt — is what your site gets.
- Two spaces published as tabs: Documentation and API reference
- Hints, tabs, steppers, code blocks and tables
- Outline, breadcrumbs and previous/next links
- “Was this helpful?” feedback on every page
- Light and dark mode, with the site’s own colors
Try it yourself
Four things to check on the example site.
Search like a reader
Press ⌘K on the example site and search across both of its sections.
Open the siteRead a page as Markdown
Add .md to any page URL to get the clean Markdown twin that AI tools read.
quickstart.mdSee what LLMs see
llms.txt lists every page with its description, so assistants can find the right one.
llms.txtBrowse an API section
The API reference is a second space published as a tab of the same site.
API referenceWho Docsheaf is built for
Different teams, the same need: docs that are right, and stay right.
Product teams
Public product docs that writers and engineers update together, with review before anything goes live.
Learn moreAPI platforms
Guides and references in one site, with code samples developers can copy and Markdown that agents can read.
Learn moreSupport teams
A help center tuned by what customers search for — including the searches that found nothing.
Learn moreOperations and HR
An internal handbook behind roles and share links, changed only through reviewed change requests.
Learn moreOpen-source maintainers
Project docs on the Free plan, with a review flow that feels like a pull request.
Learn moreStartups
Docs that look established from day one, without building and maintaining a docs stack.
Learn moreUsing Docsheaf? Tell us about it.
We’re collecting our first customer stories. If your team publishes docs with Docsheaf, we’d love to feature them — with your permission, in your words.
Share your storyAccurate docs. Better answers.
Start writing for free, or talk to us about bringing your team and your existing docs.