Publish docs sites readers love to use
Group your spaces into one branded site, publish it on a subdomain or your own domain, and give readers fast search, clear navigation and a way to tell you what’s missing.
One site, many sections
A site owns its spaces. Each space is a tab in the site header, and the first one is the home page.
Sections as tabs
Guides, API reference and changelog side by side in one site. Reorder them, or move a space to another site with its history.
Pages, groups and links
Nest pages, group them under headings in the table of contents, and link out to external pages.
Your domain
Serve a site at /p/your-site, on a subdomain, or on your own custom domain.
Make it yours
One primary color re-themes the entire site in light and dark mode.
Brand color and tint
Pick a primary color and optionally tint the neutral palette to match.
Logo and icon
Separate logos for light and dark mode, plus a site icon.
Typography and corners
Choose Inter, system, serif or mono fonts and rounded or straight corners.
Header and footer
Up to eight header links, custom footer text and an optional “Powered by” badge.
Built for readers
Server-rendered pages that load fast and are easy to navigate.
⌘K search
Full-text search with highlighted matches across every section of the site.
Outline and navigation
Table of contents, on-page outline with scroll-spy, breadcrumbs and previous/next links.
Page feedback
“Was this helpful?” on every page, reported in Insights.
Learn moreLight and dark
Readers switch themes; you choose the default. Code is highlighted on the server.
Share it your way
Publish openly, share privately, or preview before anyone else sees it.
Public sites
Indexed by search engines, with sitemap.xml, robots.txt and page metadata generated for you.
Unlisted share links
Only people with the link can open the site, and search engines are told to stay out.
Learn moreMember preview
Organization members can preview a site before it’s published.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Set a custom domain in the site settings and point the domain at Docsheaf. Sites are also available on a subdomain and at a path on the app domain.
Can I publish docs privately?
You can publish a site as unlisted: it’s only reachable through a share link and isn’t indexed. Anyone who has the link can read it.
Can one site cover several products or audiences?
Yes. Each space in a site becomes a section with its own tab, so guides, API reference and help articles can live under one domain.
Are Docsheaf sites good for SEO?
Pages are rendered on the server, and public sites get a sitemap, robots.txt and per-page metadata automatically.
Do sites support dark mode?
Yes. Readers can switch between light, dark and system themes, and you choose the default.
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