Everdone – AI-powered Code Documentation - Get clean, accurate documentation for your repos — instantly

What is Everdone? Everdone is a Work-as-a-Service platform that turns AI into real, production-ready work — not chats. We’re starting with developer services, beginning with CodeDoc, our AI-powered code documentation engine. You connect your GitHub repo → pick the files → Everdone generates clear, consistent documentation that any developer (especially juniors or new joiners) can understand. No hallucinated architecture diagrams. No fake flows. File-by-file, precise, practical. Why we built it As founders and engineers, we kept seeing the same problems: - Documentation was always outdated or missing - Onboarding new developers took too long - Reviewing unfamiliar code was slow - Teams couldn't easily track or measure AI-created work So we built a usage-based platform where AI produces real outputs you can trust, audit, and share across your org. Key Features (CodeDoc) - Instant file-by-file documentation - Connect GitHub - Choose repositories and files - Documentation is generated instantly Outputs explain: - What the file does - Functions - DB operations - API request/response - External libraries & dependencies Repo / Branch automation Set automation rules: - Run daily / scheduled - Document only changed files - Apply custom skip rules Great for active repos where docs must stay continuously updated. Privacy-friendly We don’t train on customer code. Everything stays private. Pricing - Usage-based. No subscriptions. No seat-based fees. - First 50 files free - $0.25 per file for AI documentation - $0.025 per file/month for hosting + access - Unlimited team members What’s coming next Developer services launching soon: CodeReview — AI-assisted PR reviews DBDoc — database documentation ChangeLog — auto changelogs from Git diffs Long term, Everdone will support other teams too — content, analytics, QA, sales ops, growth ops — all usage-based. Ask from the PH community We’d love: - feedback - tough questions - feature requests - bug reports - your honest reaction to the concept We’re builders and want to ensure this becomes genuinely useful to engineering teams. I’m a co-founder of Everdone. We built this because we’ve lived the pain of poor documentation and slow onboarding for years. Would love your thoughts and support!