Keep your docs up to date.See how it works

Docs that write
themselves

Keep your docs and release notes up to date as you ship. Review the changes in GitHub and get back to building.

Get startedSee how it works

Docs + release notes · Reviewed in GitHub

docxy · push to mainexample run

▸ acme/payments-api · 8f2a1c9

6 files changed · +142 −37

  1. Code reviewedPublic API changedComplete
  2. Docs identified3 sections affectedComplete
  3. Updates drafted4 edits readyComplete
  4. Release noteMinor version suggestedComplete
  5. Checks passedReady for your reviewComplete

PR #218 opened · docs: update webhook retry limits

Review and merge in GitHub

Example complete. Pull request 218 is ready for review.

WHY I BUILT THIS

“Ship the feature, forget the page, remember it a week later. Docxy is the thing I kept wishing existed while I was the one falling behind.”

Arindam Majumder

Arindam Majumder

Creator of Docxy · Co-founder, Studio1

Spend less time maintaining docs

Keep your documentation current while your team focuses on building.

Less manual upkeep

Get suggested doc updates when your code changes, without writing them from scratch.

Docs and release notes together

Review both in one pull request, with a summary of what changed.

You control the merge

Use your existing GitHub review process. Docxy never merges for you.

Add it to your repo

From code change to docs update

Push code. Get suggested updates. Review them in GitHub.

  1. You push code
  2. Docxy finds affected docs
  3. Updates and release notes are drafted
  4. Checks run
  5. You review the pull request

Checked before review

Docxy checks edits, links, and version suggestions. Add your docs build and test commands for additional checks.

Edits

match the existing file

Links

point to existing files

Heading links

point to existing sections

Version bumps

match the change

Docs build

runs when configured

Tests

run when configured

Failed checks appear on a draft pull request, with the reasons attached.

What you get

Focused updates to the docs your team already uses.

01

Find affected docs

See which pages need attention after a code change.

02

Review focused edits

Get targeted updates to your existing Markdown and MDX files.

03

Keep a useful changelog

Get a release note and a suggested version bump based on the diff.

04

Follow your writing style

Set instructions for your docs and release notes.

05

Track every update

See progress, check results, and pull requests in one dashboard.

Builds on previous runs

Docxy remembers which code relates to which docs and reuses that context on the next update.

You review. You merge.

Every pull request includes the changes, a summary, and check results. Try the example to see what happens when a check fails.

Clear summary

see what changed and why

Check results

see what passed or failed

Your review rules

keep your GitHub approval process

Your decision

merge when you are ready

See setup
Example PR · acme/payments-api

VALIDATION RESULT

docs: update webhook retry limits

Open for review

4 doc edits · 1 release note

Public API changed · needs careful review

Docs build: passed

Checks passed. Review the changes and merge when ready.

Built with

Works with GitHub and your existing Markdown or MDX docs.

GitHub

Code changes and pull requests

Mastra

Update workflow

Nebius

AI models

Daytona

Docs build checks

Neon

Run history

GitHub Actions

Manual runs

Markdown & MDX

Your existing docs

Semantic Versioning

Version suggestions

Connect your repo. Keep shipping.

Hosted plans will handle the setup and AI usage. You connect GitHub.

  1. 01

    Connect GitHub

    Choose which repositories to connect.

  2. 02

    Set your docs rules

    Choose your docs and add writing instructions.

  3. 03

    Push code

    Get suggested docs and release notes.

  4. 04

    Review the pull request

    Review the changes in GitHub.

View pricing Self-hosting guide

PROPOSED LAUNCH PRICING

Simple plans. Usage included.

Docs, release notes, checks, and dashboard access. AI usage and hosting included.

Starter

For one active project.

$49/ month

  • 1 repository
  • 25 runs per month
  • AI usage and validation included
  • $2 per extra run, if enabled
Create an account

Team

For a team shipping across repos.

$129/ month

  • 5 repositories
  • 100 runs per month
  • AI usage and validation included
  • $2 per extra run, if enabled
Create an account

Scale

For a growing engineering org.

$299/ month

  • 15 repositories
  • 250 runs per month
  • AI usage and validation included
  • $2 per extra run, if enabled
Create an account

One run processes one commit, including retries. Completed runs count even when no update is needed.

Prices in USD per month. Paid plans are not available yet; signing up does not start a subscription. Limits will be confirmed before launch.

Frequently asked questions

Have a question? Ask on GitHub.

Docxy reads your code changes and opens a pull request with suggested doc updates and release notes. Your team reviews and merges it in GitHub.