About
We built this because broken docs are a broken product.
We kept hitting the same problem: you push a code change, and somewhere in your docs, a code example silently breaks. An API param gets renamed but the docs still show the old name. A link to a guide that got reorganized now 404s.
Nobody catches it until a user files a support ticket, writes a frustrated tweet, or quietly switches to a competitor. By then, the damage is done. We realized that docs quality is a testing problem — and testing problems are solved with automation, not more humans.
zivodoc is the tool we wished existed. Connect your repo and docs site, and it continuously scans for every kind of docs breakage — broken code examples, stale API references, dead links, contradictions, content drift. Then it opens PRs to fix what it finds. Think of it as Datadog for docs quality.
Principles
What we believe.
Docs are product
Developer documentation isn't a nice-to-have. It's the first thing your users interact with, the main driver of adoption, and the #1 reason developers choose one tool over another. Broken docs aren't a cosmetic issue — they're a product bug.
Automate what humans forget
Nobody manually checks every code example after every deploy. Nobody re-validates API docs against the spec on every release. These things need to happen automatically, continuously, and without human intervention. That's what CI is for.
Fix, don't just report
Dashboards full of warnings don't get acted on. PRs do. zivodoc doesn't just tell you what's broken — it opens a PR with the fix. The goal is fewer broken docs, not more alerts.
Built for developer tools
Developer documentation is different. Code examples need to actually run. API references need to match the spec. Version numbers need to be current. We built zivodoc specifically for this — not generic content, but technical docs that need to be correct.
Your docs are your product's first impression. Make sure they work.
Connect your repo, run the first scan in under 5 minutes. Start free during early access.