NEW: GitHub Integration

Turn Stale Documentation into Living Code

The drop-in feedback widget that lets your users highlight, report, and suggest fixes for confusing technical docs in seconds—without the friction of opening a pull request.

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Works seamlessly with:

// Docusaurus// Nextra// Mintlify// Custom Next.js

Your docs are out of date.

Your users just don't have the time to tell you.

Developers constantly spot outdated API endpoints, typos, and broken code blocks in your documentation. But jumping into a repo, finding the right markdown file, and submitting a PR is too much work. So they leave, and the next user hits the exact same roadblock.

From "This is broken" to Fixed—in 3 seconds flat.

The Old Way

The Friction Zone

Read docs
Spot an error
Open GitHub in a new tab
Hunt for the right .mdx file
Fork repo
Write PR
Wait.

Result: 99% of users just close the tab and give up.

The New Way

The Flow State

1Highlight the broken code
2Type a quick fix in the popup
3Done.

Result: Your docs get updated daily by the community, and it lands straight in your Linear backlog as an actionable task.

Stop playing middleman between Discord and Engineering.

Turn vague community complaints into actionable, context-rich engineering tickets—automatically.

The Pain: The Discord Black Hole

Right now, your community's frustration is scattered across Slack threads, X replies, and Discord channels. "The auth page is confusing." "This code snippet throws an error." You spend hours tracking down the exact page, reproducing the error, and translating it into an issue ticket that engineering might finally look at next sprint.

The Shift: Passive Readers to Active Contributors

Empower your community to fix things exactly where they break. By removing the massive friction of creating a formal pull request, you turn your silent majority of readers into active micro-contributors. They get to help the community without breaking their flow, and you foster a culture of shared ownership over the developer experience.

The Superpower: Data-Driven Empathy

Stop arguing with product managers about whether a feature is poorly documented. Our widget gives you hard data. When a specific paragraph gets highlighted for feedback ten times in a week, you have the exact metrics, screenshots, and user context you need to prove exactly where the developer journey is hitting a wall.