Keep your docs in Git. Make them easy to use.

A documentation site for software teams who write in Markdown. docu.fast turns your docs folder into a site with navigation, search and a clear reading experience. Your content stays in Git.

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FieldnotesDocumentation

A home for your notes.

Fieldnotes keeps project notes in one place, from a first idea to a finished decision.

Start with a notebook

Make a notebook for a project. Add notes as you go, and give each one a title you can find again.

Create your first notebook

A fictional project. A working documentation example.

Writing the docs is enough work.

You want to explain your product, help someone get started and give them an answer when they get stuck. Maintaining the website around those answers is another job.

We’re building docu.fast to take on that job. Keep the Markdown files and review workflow your team already uses. Let docu.fast turn the content into a place people can read, browse and search.

A useful site. A familiar way to write.

Your files stay yours.: Use ordinary Markdown, with no required frontmatter. Content stays in your repository; changing the site’s appearance doesn’t rewrite your files.
Readers get more than a folder of files.: Give them page navigation, search, links to headings and readable code examples. The site adapts from a desktop screen to a phone.
You choose what readers see.: Preview the site, review content updates and choose the version to make current. Restore an earlier version when you need to.

How it works

Choose the source
Select a Git repository, branch and docs folder. Start with the content you already have.
Read the preview
See your pages as a reader will. Check navigation and adjust the site name, appearance and menus.
Review each update
Review changes from Git, then choose the version readers use. Editing a file doesn’t make it live.

See what your readers could get.

Explore a fictional project’s documentation, from the first page to a step-by-step guide.

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