Write your documentation in the browser and publish it as a site. PageBow gives handbooks, setup guides, and reference pages categories, search, and a URL for every page, with markdown, HTML, a document editor, and AI drafting.
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Write the docs where you publish them
Edit a page, check the preview, and publish when it reads well.
Four ways to write
Use the document editor, markdown, HTML, or the section editor, and ask the AI prompt bar for a first draft.
More than a docs site
The same account can publish a help center, a changelog, and a policy library as separate collections, each with its own banner and navigation.
A URL for every page
Every page has a public address you can link from your product, your README, or an email, and readers can search across the whole collection.
How to move your docs to PageBow
Start with the pages your team edits by hand.
1. List the pages worth moving
Pick the handbooks, setup guides, and reference pages that people actually read.
2. Create the collection
Start from the Guides or Documents template and set up categories such as Getting started, How-to, Reference, and Troubleshooting.
3. Paste the markdown
Paste each page into the markdown editor. Headings, lists, and code blocks keep their structure, and the preview shows how the page will read.
4. Publish and link it
Publish the collection and point your product, your README, and your support replies at the new address.
PageBow and GitBook
GitBook is a documentation platform with git sync. PageBow publishes documentation you write in the browser, with markdown, HTML, categories, and search.
Write and publish in the browser
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A docs repo
Pages synced from a git repo
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GitBook
A docs repo
Included with the other DataBorders apps
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GitBook
A docs repo
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GitBook
A docs repo
A public documentation site
Write and publish in the browser
Pages synced from a git repo
Included with the other DataBorders apps
GitBook alternative FAQ
Publishing documentation from the browser.
Create a collection from the Guides or Documents template, write the pages, group them into categories, and publish. Each page gets its own public URL.
Yes. The markdown editor shows a live preview as you type. You can also write in the document editor, edit the HTML, or ask the AI prompt bar for a first draft.
If your documentation ships with the code and goes through pull requests, a git-based tool such as GitBook fits that workflow. PageBow is for pages you write and publish in the browser.
Yes. Admins and anyone you invite as an editor can open a page and change it. Viewers can read the published pages.
Handbooks, setup guides, task pages, and reference pages for fields, limits, and definitions. The walkthrough is on documentation software.
A changelog, release notes, a help center, and policies are separate collections in the same account. Start with how to publish a changelog.
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