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A help center customers actually find
Guides, FAQs, changelogs and reference on one fast site — searchable, indexed by Google, and readable by AI search engines. Breadcrumbs, tables of contents and feedback come standard.
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Getting started
8 articles
Billing & plans
12 articles
Integrations
9 articles
API reference
24 articles
Troubleshooting
6 articles
Release notes
31 articles
Structure that scales
Nested sections, drag-and-drop navigation, category icons and site profiles — run an FAQ-first help desk or a full docs site without rethinking your setup.
Editing that keeps up
A rich block editor with tables, callouts, tabbed code blocks, video embeds and reusable synced blocks. Autosave and version history included.
Discoverable everywhere
Per-page structured data, shareable preview links, and machine-readable llms.txt and markdown surfaces so AI search engines cite your docs, not a forum.
Feedback that loops back
Readers rate articles with a thumbs up or down — negative feedback queues a doc suggestion instead of vanishing.
A good fit if…
- Replacing a wiki or folder of docs nobody can search
- Launching a first help center before a big release
- Consolidating guides, FAQs and changelog into one domain
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Join the teams keeping their help center current without the busywork. Free while in early access.
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