NextDocs turns a tree of Markdown pages into a fast, accessible documentation website.
The three parts
- The editor at
https://<your-site>/admin, where you write and organise pages. - The public site on your domain, which renders published pages with a sidebar, table of contents and search.
- The consoles and API, used by platform operators to create sites, map domains and open the editor.
What you get out of the box
- Server-rendered pages that load quickly and work without JavaScript.
- Light and dark themes that follow the reader's system setting.
- Syntax-highlighted code with a copy button, tables, task lists and callouts.
- Versions (for example
v1andv2) and multiple languages. - Full-text search with highlighted results; press
/or Ctrl+K (⌘K on a Mac) to search from any page. - An "On this page" outline that follows your reading position, heading links you can share, and a menu that works on phones and tablets.
- Automatic HTTPS certificates for custom domains.
What NextDocs does not do
NextDocs is not a wiki: readers cannot edit pages, and there are no comments. Changes are made by editors and become visible when they are published.