Overview

Workspaces

Start by creating a Workspace. Workspaces help you organize your sites and content into logical collections. Typically, you'd create a workspace for each project and have different sites inside it.

A workspace provides a dedicated environment for managing related documentation sites. You might create separate workspaces for your company's various product lines, client projects, or to separate internal and external documentation.

Sites

Within each workspace, you can create multiple sites for your documentation needs. A site could be your product documentation, changelog, internal company documentation, runbooks, or any other documentation collection.

Sites are structured using sections and pages. Sections help you group related content together, creating a logical hierarchy for your documentation. Pages are individual documents that make up your site's content, supporting rich text, images, and other assets. Each page can be customized with its own metadata for SEO optimization and custom URL slugs.

After you have created a site, you're off to the races. Write, edit, and publish content right from here.

Publishing Sites

When you're ready to publish your site, click Publish. Optionally, add a commit message to note what changed. Once your site is deployed, it will be available through a global CDN, making your documentation blazing fast for readers anywhere in the world.