Hey everyone!
I’m Faizan. This is my first post here.
Over the last year, I’ve been working on DocsAlot, which is getting great feedback from customers.
Its a mintlify and gitbook alternative, that maintains itself and optimized for agent adoption.
Its spiky in that it doesn't have a lot of cusomers, but the few absolutely love the product.
One thing I care about a lot is that docs should actually look good. Not just “technically there,” but something a company is genuinely proud to send users to. Good docs are part of the product experience.
I got featured today on Product hunt, which was a nice milestone for us.
If you have a minute, I’d genuinely appreciate the support:
https://www.producthunt.com/products/docsalot-2
Happy to answer any questions.
I like that you're treating documentation as part of the product instead of something people only visit when they're stuck.
The line about companies being proud to send users to their docs really stood out. Good documentation doesn't just answer questions—it reinforces confidence that the product itself is thoughtfully built.
thanks, yeah the product started as something more complicated, but overtime what I found out that users like is just good looking docs.
That's interesting, because it sounds like the product taught you something different from what you originally set out to build.
I'm curious—do you think people actually wanted better-looking docs, or did good design simply make them trust the documentation enough to use it?
Those lead to very different products over time, which is why it caught my attention.