Straight from your repository
Markdown and MDX in your docs folder, reviewed in pull requests like the rest of your codebase. No new editor to learn, no migration, no proprietary format.
Product · Docs
Documentation that ships with every push.
The markdown in your repo, built into a fast, searchable, agent-readable docs site. Push to main and the site, search, and llms.txt update together.
Why git-first
Stale docs are a silent churn machine.
Every team knows the pattern: the product ships on Tuesday, the docs catch up in three weeks, if anyone remembers. Meanwhile developers follow outdated instructions, file support tickets, and quietly lose trust.
The root cause isn't laziness. It's that docs live in a separate tool from the code they describe. Stipple builds docs from your repository, so the commit that changes the product is the commit that changes the docs.
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Build tooling to maintain
1 push
To update everything
Included
Full-text search, no Algolia
In sync
With the commit that shipped
What you get
Docs your customers actually trust.
Git-synced, searchable, and agent-ready. The way documentation should have always worked.
Versioned with your product
Docs live in the same history as the code they describe. Revert a commit and the docs revert with it. No more "the docs say one thing, the product does another."
Served where your users are
docs.yours.com, or a true subdirectory mount at yours.com/docs behind your own proxy — verified, with copy-paste configs for nginx, Cloudflare, and Vercel.
Readable by every agent
Every build emits llms.txt and llms-full.txt alongside the site, so Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT answer from your docs — cited, not guessed.
Docs questions, answered.
What product and developer-experience teams ask before switching.
Connect a GitHub repo and point Stipple at your docs folder. Every push to your default branch rebuilds the site, the search index, the sitemap, and llms.txt from that commit.
Never ship with stale docs again.
Early access is open for engineering teams. Join the list and we'll reach out as spots open.
Or see pricing first.