GitBook

Centralize and share knowledge, from start to ship

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Note and writing apps•Team collaboration software•Knowledge base software

GitBook began in mid-2014 as an open-source tool for developers to build documentation. Today we empower teams of all sizes to share knowledge and build great internal & external docs.

4.8

Based on 34 reviews

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GitBook is highly praised for its ease of use and effectiveness in creating and sharing documentation. Users appreciate its flexibility and reliability, making it a preferred choice for both personal and professional projects. Makers of Bucket and Muzaic API commend GitBook for enhancing their documentation, highlighting its ability to produce standout and easy-to-understand content. While some users note issues with the editor's display, the overall sentiment is positive, with many recommending it for its comprehensive features and user-friendly interface.

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excellent documentation (7)

knowledge base creation (3)

easy to use (2)

internal documentation (2)

personal site creation (2)

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Adrien Nhem

•1 review

Incredible work by the GitBook team. Love the new GitBook Lens feature. It decreases the amount of support tickets that we receive while providing great answers. A bit hard to find in the search UI as users might not be familiar with "Lens".

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2yr ago

Moosa Mehar

•4 reviews

Great tool to document and publish, using for persona wiki

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1yr ago

Aziz ouni

•9 reviews

Been using this for a while... Gitbook is a life saver.. Let me tell you the best part of this.. It has a little analytics center which you can use to find what people are looking for in the documentation.. Supervised is used by 12K+ users globally and I was able to find that most people were stuck at the upgrading part because it had much more visits than any other page.. Total life saver for devs.. Love this!

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1yr ago