Founded by Samy Pessé & Aaron O Mullan in 2014
Publish and maintain technical documentation and knowledge bases
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Quick Setup (< 1 hour)
You can use GitBook to create, edit, and organize product documentation and internal knowledge bases. It lets your team write content in a web editor or sync markdown files directly from GitHub using a docs-as-code workflow. The built-in assistant lets visitors ask questions and get answers directly from your published docs. GitBook tracks outdated sections, detects documentation gaps, and monitors where users get stuck. It also connects with development tools and artificial intelligence agents to keep technical reference materials updated.
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