Write docs without touching code. Seriously.
I wanted an editor that feels like Notion but outputs clean, production-ready documentation. No wrestling with Markdown syntax or YAML frontmatter — just write.
How it works#
Start typing. That's it.
When you need something beyond plain text, hit / to open the command menu. You'll see all the blocks you can add:
Text
/h1,/h2,/h3— Headings/bullet— Bullet list/numbered— Numbered list/quote— Block quote
Components
/callout— Info/warning/success/error boxes/code— Code block with syntax highlighting/tabs— Tabbed content/steps— Step-by-step guide
Layout
/card— Clickable card/card-group— Grid of cards/image— Upload an image/hr— Horizontal line
Drag and drop#
Every block has a handle on the left. Grab it to reorder content. Want to move a section? Just drag it.
Live preview#
See exactly how your docs will look as you write. No surprises when you publish.
The editor auto-saves every few seconds. You'll never lose your work.
Formatting#
Select any text to get the formatting toolbar:
- Bold —
Cmd+B - Italic —
Cmd+I Inline code—Cmd+E- Links —
Cmd+K Strikethrough- Highlight
Images#
Three ways to add images:
- Type
/imageand upload - Drag and drop from your desktop
- Paste with
Cmd+V
Images are automatically uploaded and optimized. No external hosting needed.
I built this editor because I was tired of context-switching between writing and previewing. Now I just write.