Docs-as-CodeAPI & User Guides

Documentation — knowledge that doesn't get lost

We create technical documentation that gets read. API references, guides, onboarding — everything to help your team and partners work effectively.

Sound Familiar?

The cost of missing documentation is higher than you think

No Documentation

Only the developer knows how the system works. They leave — the knowledge leaves too

Slow Onboarding

New employees spend weeks figuring out the system, distracting colleagues with questions

Can't Find Anything

Documentation exists but scattered across Confluence, Google Docs, Notion, and people's heads

Outdated Information

Documentation written a year ago, system has changed beyond recognition since then

Unclear API

Integrators can't connect without calling your developers

Security Risks

Without documentation, audit, certification, and compliance are impossible

What Good Documentation Provides

An investment that pays off many times over

Self-Sufficient Team

Developers find answers themselves, without calls and waiting. Development speed increases

Fast Onboarding

New employee becomes productive in days, not months. Savings on training

Faster Integrations

Partners connect using documentation without your involvement. More integrations — more growth

Risk Reduction

Knowledge isn't lost when team changes. Business-critical systems are protected

Single Source of Truth

All documentation in one place with versioning and search

Scaling

Write once — used by hundreds of people. Documentation scales for free

Types of Documentation

We create documentation for any audience

API Documentation

Interactive references for developers

  • OpenAPI/Swagger
  • Code Examples
  • Try it out
  • Auto-generation

Technical Description

Architecture, deployment, administration

  • Architecture Diagrams
  • Runbooks
  • Troubleshooting
  • Configuration

User Guides

Instructions for end users

  • Step-by-step Guides
  • Screenshots/GIF
  • FAQ
  • Video Instructions

Onboarding

Quick start for new team members

  • Getting Started
  • Tutorials
  • Best Practices
  • Code Examples

Product Documentation

Description of product functionality

  • Release Notes
  • Feature Specs
  • Roadmap
  • Changelog

Process Documentation

Description of team workflows

  • Definition of Done
  • Code Review
  • CI/CD
  • Branching Strategy

Tools

We choose the optimal stack for your tasks

Docusaurus(SSG)
GitBook(Platform)
Notion(Wiki)
Confluence(Enterprise)
ReadMe(API Docs)
Swagger/OpenAPI(API Spec)
Storybook(Components)
Mermaid(Diagrams)
Draw.io(Diagrams)
Loom(Video)
Markdown(Format)
MDX(Interactive)

How We Create Documentation

Systematic approach to knowledge preservation

01

Knowledge Audit

1 week

Analyze existing documentation, identify gaps, interview key people.

Knowledge MapGap AnalysisPrioritiesStructure
02

Documentation Architecture

1 week

Design structure, choose tools, set up platform and processes.

Information ArchitecturePlatformTemplatesStyle Guide
03

Content Creation

2-6 weeks

Write documentation, create diagrams, record videos. Iteratively with review.

API ReferenceGuidesTutorialsDiagrams
04

Support and Updates

Ongoing

Integrate documentation into CI/CD, set up update process, train the team.

Docs-as-CodeReview ProcessMetricsTraining

Typical Results

70%
Fewer questions in Slack
3x
Faster onboarding
50%
Faster integrations
0
Lost knowledge

Documentation Pricing

API documentation — from 3,000 CHF. Comprehensive project documentation — from 8,000 CHF. Price depends on system size and required depth. Existing documentation audit — free.

Frequently Asked Questions

Documentation will be outdated in a month. Why write it?

Docs-as-Code: documentation lives alongside code, updates with it, goes through review. Auto-generation of API docs from code. Processes that make updating part of development, not a separate task.

We don't have time for documentation

Time spent on documentation pays off many times over: fewer calls, faster onboarding, fewer bugs due to misunderstanding. We write the documentation ourselves — you just need to review and answer questions.

What documentation format is best?

Depends on the audience. For developers — Markdown in repository or Docusaurus. For users — interactive guides with video. For enterprise — Confluence or GitBook. We'll help you choose.

Can you document someone else's code?

Yes, that's our specialty. We'll do a code review, talk to developers, understand the logic. We document legacy systems written 10 years ago by people who are no longer there.

Ready to Preserve Knowledge?

Don't lose your team's expertise. Documentation is an investment in the project's future.

Discuss Documentation