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Docfiy hosts your documentation as a fast, searchable website. Your content lives as MDX files and docs.json configuration, and Docfiy builds and deploys your site when you publish changes.

The three parts of a Docfiy project

Your content is the source of truth. Every page is an MDX file, and docs.json configures navigation, theme, and site settings. Connect your own Git repository or start from a blank site in the dashboard.

The Docfiy dashboard at app.docfiy.com lets you manage sites, edit in the browser, configure domains, and publish updates.

Your live docs site is served at {your-site}.docfiy.com by default, with optional custom domains.

flowchart LR
    WE["Web editor"] --> Content[("MDX + docs.json")]
    Local["Local editor"] --> Content
    Content --> Build["Docfiy publish"]
    Build --> Site["Live site"]

Editing content

  • Web editor: Edit and publish in the browser. Changes sync to your site content store and deploy on publish.
  • Git workflow: Clone your repo, edit locally, and push to deploy when Git sync is connected.

AI features

  • Assistant: Lets readers ask questions and get answers grounded in your documentation.
  • Search: Built-in search across your docs, with optional semantic indexing on paid plans.
  • Writing agent: Helps your team draft and update pages from the dashboard editor.

Next steps