Quixli is a document builder with 50+ formatting options, embedded media (e.g. PDFs, videos, diagrams, Gantt charts), smart Quix collections, and secure sharing with PIN protection & expiry dates. Built by a solo Ukrainian developer.

Hey Product Hunt! I'm Valerii, a developer from Ukraine, and I'm excited to share Quixli — a document platform I've been building to solve a problem I kept running into: creating professional, shareable documents without fighting clunky tools. Here's what makes Quixli different: - Rich text editor with 50+ formatting options — tables, code blocks with syntax highlighting, math equations, multi-column layouts - "Quixs" — bundle pages into shareable collections, like a mini-website for your content - Share with confidence — PIN protection, expiration dates, view limits, domain-based access control - Embed anything — YouTube, Figma, Loom, Excalidraw, Mermaid diagrams, charts, and more — right inside your docs - Version history, auto-save, team workspaces, and export to PDF/Word Quixli is free to use (no credit card needed). I'd love your honest feedback — what would make Quixli more useful for you? 🇺🇦 Built with love from Ukraine

@v_checha cool stuff!

I've been using Quixli for a few weeks now and honestly didn't expect much — but the editor is really smooth.

This fits perfectly into my workflow. I didn’t expect to replace several tools with one, but that’s exactly what happened.

More templates and examples for different use cases would be great, especially for new users. Otherwise, the experience is already very solid.

I needed a focused document builder that combines structure, visuals, and sharing in one place. Quixli felt more lightweight and flexible than traditional docs, while still being powerful enough for real work. It fits naturally into my workflow without adding extra complexity.

This fits perfectly into my workflow. I didn’t expect to replace several tools with one, but that’s exactly what happened.

More templates and examples for different use cases would be great, especially for new users. Otherwise, the experience is already very solid.

@v_checha cool stuff!

I've been using Quixli for a few weeks now and honestly didn't expect much — but the editor is really smooth.

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Write once. Share everywhere. Organize everything.

Write once. Share everywhere. Organize everything.

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