Docify: Documentation that updates itself when your code changes

Docify watches your GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket. When code merges, it rewrites the affected section of your existing docs — no duplicates — runs quality checks, and scores every page for AI readiness (can ChatGPT find & cite it?). Free to try.

Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Praveen, solo founder of Docify. I built this because every software team has the same embarrassing gap: code ships daily, docs get updated "someday." And now there's a second problem nobody talks about — your customers ask ChatGPT and Gemini about your product, and stale docs are invisible to AI. Docify fixes both: 🔄 Connect your repo once — every merged PR updates the right section of your existing docs (never a duplicate file), passes a quality gate, and publishes. 📄 Or generate docs on demand from code, Jira, files, or an OpenAPI spec — DITA, Markdown, HTML, PDF, Word. 🤖 Every document gets an AI Search Readiness score with exact fixes — so both humans and AI assistants can find and trust your docs. I'm personally onboarding the first 20 founding customers (50% off forever). Ask me anything — I'll be here all day!

finally tried docify on a side project and the no-duplicate rewrite was the part that sold me. watched it update just the merged section of my readme instead of appending a whole new block, which is the usual pain with other tools i tried.

One thing I'd love to see is a diff view before the doc rewrite actually goes live, so I can review exactly what changed and approve or tweak it. Even better if it could open a PR against the docs repo instead of pushing directly. Would make me trust the auto-updates a lot more.

Tested it on a small repo and the AI readiness score actually nudged me to fix a few things I had been ignoring. The no-duplicate rewrite feature is the real winner here.