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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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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.

I manage a dev team and our changelog is always at least a week behind our product releases. If this really can automatically fill this gap for me, then I'll sign up right now.

Maker
it definitely will. Changelogs are instant. Happy to show you a live demo sometime. Feel free to send me a text on +1 716-398-2852 or email me at and we can get something on our calendars

Privacy concerns raised in the comments are legitimate and I would need to know the same thing before using a personal repository. Would be nice if there was an explanation of what is stored and how long as well as what is transmitted to the model.

Maker
so we don’t store anything. none of your code ever sits in our servers. We have a github app, which users will have to download into their codebase. The github app is what tracks code changes, which results in insights to craft content. No proprietary data or personal info is ever stored in our database. The github app works similar to other github apps like that of Mintlify or code review tools like coderabbit, greptile, etc. We also have zero data retention policies with our upstream inference providers, adding an extra layer of security. Additionally, we’re in the process of getting our soc 2 type 2 done, which will reinforce our commitments to our customers’

How well does it support monorepos? I imagine a scenario where there are a dozen microservices and am curious if the healing code is service-oriented or treats the entire repository as one entity.

When Browzer fixes the docs post-merge, does it retain any human decisions that a writer may have manually entered or is there a risk that it could overwrite human judgment?

Maker
I assume you’re referring to any edits that a human may make to the docs. If that’s what you’re referring to, then yes, it retains all human made edits. If that’s not what you meant, could you elaborate on your question a little further?

It solves a problem I have faced personally in the past where there are documents which are supposedly up to date but nobody really believes them because they are six revisions back from the real product.

Maker
yup, I faced similar problems myself. Our goal is to ensure docs just update themselves, with every change!
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?

The SEO and AEO content support is a nice addition alongside the developer docs. Curious how much control users have over the writing style.

Maker
the AI takes the first pass at writing things up. After the writes the content, you can either allow it to auto publish, or you could review the content before it’s published. By default, auto approvals are turned off, so humans are required to review content, and in the process you can also update things as needed. Additionally, before any content is written, you can configure a brand voice/tone in the “Configurations” tab

Nice features, I have seen teams spend hours updating examples and changelogs manually. Automating that repetitive work could be a real time saver.

Maker
thank you! And yes, that’s the goal. Make lives of trans handling docs & technical content easier, so they have time to focus on other critical things
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