For Open Source
Documentation For Open-Source Projects, Half Price
Public docs, contributor guides and maintainer notes in one place, on your project's own domain. Open-source projects get 50% off.
50% off for open-source projects. Contact us to apply.
Good documentation is often the difference between a project people try and a project people adopt. But docs for open-source projects tend to sprawl across READMEs, wikis, issue threads and the heads of a few maintainers, and running your own docs tooling is one more thing to maintain. Docvora gives your project a fast, searchable docs site for users and contributors, without another server to look after.
Common Documentation Problems Open-Source Projects Face
The README does too much
Installation, configuration, FAQs and upgrade notes all end up in one long file that's hard to read and harder to keep current.
Contributor guidance is scattered
How to set up a dev environment, coding conventions and release steps live in different places, so new contributors struggle to start.
Knowledge sits with a few maintainers
Decisions and processes are buried in old issues and chats, so the same questions come up again and again.
Docs drift from releases
Features change faster than the docs, and users end up following instructions for an older version.
Public and maintainer notes mixed together
Release checklists and private maintainer notes don't belong next to the public getting started guide.
Docs tooling to maintain
Self-hosting a docs site means builds, hosting and updates on top of the project itself.
Publish your docs on your project's own domain, with SSL handled
How Docvora Helps Open-Source Projects
Docvora gives your project a structured docs site for users and a private space for maintainers. Spaces and nested pages keep guides organised, search helps users help themselves, version history keeps a record of every change, and your own domain makes the docs feel like part of the project.
Key Features For Open-Source Projects
How Open-Source Projects Use Docvora
Libraries and frameworks
Getting started guides, usage examples, configuration references and migration guides between versions.
Self-hosted apps
Installation guides, configuration options, upgrade notes and troubleshooting for the people who run your software.
Community projects
Contributor onboarding, governance pages, roadmaps and a private space for maintainers.
How the 50% open-source discount works
1 Your project is open source, with its code in a public repository.
2 Contact us with a link to the repository and the plan you'd like.
3 We'll send you a discount code to use at checkout.
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