SupportPages gives you a beautiful, fully hosted help center written from your codebase - complete articles with annotated screenshots and video walkthroughs of your actual product, published to a polished site on your own domain. Merge code, and the articles and visuals update themselves. No writing, no stale screenshots, no backlog.

Hey, Simon here. Solo founder of SupportPages. This came from my own product. Every time I shipped a feature, updating the help docs was the job that slipped. Not because it's hard. Because after building, testing and shipping, writing "how to use the thing I just made" is the last job anyone has energy for. So the docs go stale, users get confused, and the gap turns into support tickets. At some point it clicked: the merged PR already contains everything the help article needs to say. The code is the source of truth. Why is a human retyping it into prose? So SupportPages connects to your repo and turns merges into help centre articles. Written guides, annotated screenshots of your actual product, narrated video walkthroughs if you want them. Everything lands as a draft you approve, nothing publishes on its own. You end up with a proper hosted help centre on your own domain that stays current without you thinking about it. I'm early. There's a free plan and I actually want feedback from people who know the stale-docs pain. Tell me what's confusing, what's missing, or what it would take for you to trust generated docs for your own product. I read everything.

Hey, Simon here. Solo founder of SupportPages. This came from my own product. Every time I shipped a feature, updating the help docs was the job that slipped. Not because it's hard. Because after building, testing and shipping, writing "how to use the thing I just made" is the last job anyone has energy for. So the docs go stale, users get confused, and the gap turns into support tickets. At some point it clicked: the merged PR already contains everything the help article needs to say. The code is the source of truth. Why is a human retyping it into prose? So SupportPages connects to your repo and turns merges into help centre articles. Written guides, annotated screenshots of your actual product, narrated video walkthroughs if you want them. Everything lands as a draft you approve, nothing publishes on its own. You end up with a proper hosted help centre on your own domain that stays current without you thinking about it. I'm early. There's a free plan and I actually want feedback from people who know the stale-docs pain. Tell me what's confusing, what's missing, or what it would take for you to trust generated docs for your own product. I read everything.
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