Hey Product Hunt 👋 I built DocuCommit because I got tired of docs tools that lock your content in a database, cap revision history at 30 days, then hand you a lossy export on the way out. DocuCommit works the other way round. The source of truth is a Git repo full of plain Markdown files that you own. Every save is an ordinary commit. You edit in a desktop app with WYSIWYG Markdown, draw.io and Mermaid diagrams, wiki links, comments and full-text search, and a read-only Docker server renders the same repo for everyone else. There's a second reason it matters now. Because the docs are plain Markdown sitting in Git, any LLM or agent can already read them. No API, no export step in the way. It's a paid product, with a 14-day trial and no card. Everything is self-hosted, so your content never leaves your infrastructure. Read-only demo, no signup: https://demo.docucommit.se I'd like feedback on the core idea of using Git as the database for your docs, and on whether the AI-readable angle lands or reads as hype. I'll be around all day.

DocuCommit

Self-hosted docs as Markdown in your Git repo

Self-hosted docs as Markdown in your Git repo