Browzer - Put your technical content on autopilot
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Connect your GitHub repo and Browzer drafts your docs, guides, changelogs, cookbooks, quickstarts, and SEO & AEO friendly blog posts, and then heals them on every merge. We automate all technical output of a DevRel so that DevRel teams can focus more on community, growth & events.
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Hey Product Hunt
I'm Rahul, the founder of @Browzer, a tool to put your technical content & docs workflows on autopilot.
We built it because in the previous iteration, I noticed 30% of our free trial users were DevRels who used our product to create product guides for their web-apps.
I decided to pivot into building a tool to automate the most time consuming parts of DevRel's job - creating blogs, quickstarts, cookbooks, demo videos, and other digital resources, so that you got more time to focus on what you love doing, the IRL stuff like building communities & talking to users.
With Browzer, you can connect your codebase, and through our agent mode, you can prompt Browzer to create any technical content that you like. This can also be put on a schedule, so you have fresh content that churns out every week. Content queues up in your Library for you to then review and publish.
We have a free 1-week trial, and paid plans for using Browzer thereafter.
Would love to get any feedback from the PH community, especially from anyone building devtools.
I'm here all day to answer questions the community might have!
In case you'd like to have a longer convo with me you can reach me at rahul@trybrowzer.com or +1 (716) 398-2852.
How do you handle cases where the workflow changes slightly but the existing documentation is still mostly correct?
Congrats @rahulkumaran4 & team!
Again thanks for sharing another cool product @fmerian <3
@hamza_afzal_butt thanks !
do give a try out 🙌
firstly congratulation for the launch, for me the self healing documentation idea is the standout feature. code changes often happen much faster than the docs can keep up.
@rahulkumaran4 Yeah, exactly. With AI making the release cycle even faster, I can see how keeping docs in sync could become a bigger headache. The idea of having that happen automatically makes a lot of sense.
This looks really useful! One question on privacy/IP protection - how are you handling this? Connecting a codebase sounds like an intelectual property leakage risk (but that's just my marketer-at-a-corp-environment perspective, I'd be curious to know if it actually a risk or just a perceived one)
The video content generation is no less than a boom. It saves your so much hours of the efforts & time that goes in scripting, editing and this that. Browzer makes it supereasy. You just say it - and Browzer makes it ready to publish. All built for your product - in the way you love it.
- from the founding engineer
what stood out to me is how Browzer keeps the content tied to the actual code. in practice that could save developers a lot time updating docs and exp after small code changes.
Really interesting! I saw you can generate videos - what other ways can I use what Browzer's context is on my product?
Cool! Can your service generate documentation directly in Confluence?
@rahulkumaran4 Confluence is our corporate standard. All our documentation is stored there. We can’t keep it somewhere else. And that’s the case for many companies. The documentation there is diverse. Technical documentation is one part of the documentation that exists in every project.
I manage a dev team and our changelog is always at least a week behind our product releases. If this really can automatically fill this gap for me, then I'll sign up right now.
Privacy concerns raised in the comments are legitimate and I would need to know the same thing before using a personal repository. Would be nice if there was an explanation of what is stored and how long as well as what is transmitted to the model.