Features

A library of 25 purpose-built components — cards, tabs, accordions, comparison tables, file trees, steps, badges, changelogs, release notes, and image zoom — that you drop straight into an MDX page.

Turn an OpenAPI or Swagger spec into a live reference page, with a Postman export.

Syntax-highlighted code blocks and sanitized Mermaid diagram rendering.

A built-in Model Context Protocol server so AI tools can search and fetch your docs directly.

An AI chat panel that answers questions from your own documentation, using your own AI provider key — OwnDocs ships the integration, not a hosted AI service.

Every documentation page carries one-click links that open the current page in ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor with a prompt already asking the AI to read and explain it.

Two machine-readable routes, /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt, let AI tools read a compact index of your documentation or its full text in a single request.

Every documentation page gets its own 1200×630 social preview image, generated on demand from the page title, breadcrumb path, and description.

Write pages in MDX or plain Markdown, rendered through the Next.js App Router.

A built-in search index across every page — no third-party search service.

Sidebar navigation, breadcrumbs, previous and next links, a table of contents that tracks your scroll position, and a page footer built from real git history.

26 built-in theme variants, switchable per deployment.

Callout blocks that pull attention to notes, tips, warnings, and danger notices, written with the same syntax GitHub Markdown already uses.

Archive and serve older documentation versions alongside the current one.

Write LaTeX-style math inline or as block equations, rendered to HTML at build time by KaTeX.

A lightweight widget that captures whether a page helped, with an optional comment.

Run the site fully public, or lock it behind a shared password.