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Browzer - Put your technical content on autopilot

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Connect your GitHub repo and Browzer drafts your docs, guides, changelogs, cookbooks, quickstarts, and SEO & AEO friendly blog posts, and then heals them on every merge. We automate all technical output of a DevRel so that DevRel teams can focus more on community, growth & events.

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Hey Product Hunt

I'm Rahul, the founder of , a tool to put your technical content & docs workflows on autopilot.

We built it because in the previous iteration, I noticed 30% of our free trial users were DevRels who used our product to create product guides for their web-apps.

I decided to pivot into building a tool to automate the most time consuming parts of DevRel's job - creating blogs, quickstarts, cookbooks, demo videos, and other digital resources, so that you got more time to focus on what you love doing, the IRL stuff like building communities & talking to users.

With Browzer, you can connect your codebase, and through our agent mode, you can prompt Browzer to create any technical content that you like. This can also be put on a schedule, so you have fresh content that churns out every week. Content queues up in your Library for you to then review and publish.

We have a free 1-week trial, and paid plans for using Browzer thereafter.

Would love to get any feedback from the PH community, especially from anyone building devtools.

I'm here all day to answer questions the community might have!

In case you'd like to have a longer convo with me you can reach me at or +1 (716) 398-2852.

How do you handle cases where the workflow changes slightly but the existing documentation is still mostly correct?

Congrats & team!

Again thanks for sharing another cool product <3

Maker
thanks Hamza! Yes, is the best & we’re truly grateful to him for hunting Browzer. About your question - we understand how the code changes made affect what’s in the docs. Sometimes, you might have certain semantic changes which doesn’t affect forward facing APIs, but just the internal logic. Such changes, although recognized, don’t trigger a docs update. However, if a function name in your sdk changes, or a new route is added to your api, those things trigger an update to the docs
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    thanks !

do give a try out 🙌

This looks really useful! One question on privacy/IP protection - how are you handling this? Connecting a codebase sounds like an intelectual property leakage risk (but that's just my marketer-at-a-corp-environment perspective, I'd be curious to know if it actually a risk or just a perceived one)

Maker
I see where you’re coming from & it’s a valid question. We ask users to install our github app because that app is responsible for looking at the codebase and suggesting technical content that’s relevant. None of your code is ever stored on our end, plus we have zero day retention policies with our upstream inference providers so you can be certain that they’re not stored upstream as well. Additionally, we’re in the process of getting our SOC2 Type 2 to give people a breather.
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The video content generation is no less than a boom. It saves your so much hours of the efforts & time that goes in scripting, editing and this that. Browzer makes it supereasy. You just say it - and Browzer makes it ready to publish. All built for your product - in the way you love it.
- from the founding engineer

Maker
glad to have you on the team! Go Browzer ✌️

Really interesting! I saw you can generate videos - what other ways can I use what Browzer's context is on my product?

Cool! Can your service generate documentation directly in Confluence?

Maker
not at the moment. But we can definitely explore that…if that’ll help convince you to become a customer haha. I’m curious though - what kind of documentation you’d like to see directly in confluence & why confluence?

 Confluence is our corporate standard. All our documentation is stored there. We can’t keep it somewhere else. And that’s the case for many companies. The documentation there is diverse. Technical documentation is one part of the documentation that exists in every project.

Congrats #makers! How does it better from competitors? And what will be the best usp of browzer?
Maker
thanks! Most competitors today focus on docs only - Mintlify, fern, stainless, gitbook. We focus not only on docs but also on technical content. Our pricing structure is also different, in many cases a lot more cost effective than competitors. Usp - most customers today love our video generation capabilities. Technical content workflows is our wedge, but video content is what makes people stay

very interesting project! i'm curious: how long did it take u to built it?

Docs on the site I do SEO for go stale within a week of a release. Does auto-updating keep the human phrasing, or does it read like a changelog?

Maker
it keeps the human phrasing. But we also have a separate section where you can activate changelog entries. So with every code update you have docs that self heal and maintain human & agent phrasing + you also get changelog entries to show how your product evolves over time

  That split is what mine are missing. Docs drift into release notes and then neither one reads like it was written for anyone.

the self-heal on merge part is the interesting bit to me - how granular is the trigger? like if I rename a variable that shows up in a code snippet inside a guide but the surrounding explanation is still 100% accurate, does Browzer regenerate the whole page or just patch the snippet? asking because I've used doc tools before where "auto-heal" ended up meaning "rewrite everything every time," which creates its own review burden even if nothing important actually changed.

Maker
great question. Self healing wouldn’t regenerate the whole thing. Only updates whatever is necessary - nothing more, nothing less. You’d also be able to view a “diff”-based view of every doc or piece of content that self heals to see what portions of the docs are being updated.
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