GitBook
Docs platform for creating, publishing, and maintaining product documentation with AI integrations and collaboration workflows.
What is GitBook?
Try GitBookGitBook is a docs platform focused on keeping documentation accurate over time, so both people and AI get reliable answers. It proactively detects outdated or drifted content, flags it for review, and helps teams turn small doc issues into fixes before users run into the wrong information. Teams can also collaborate on documentation workflows similar to code collaboration.
What does GitBook do for your documentation?
GitBook provides a quality monitoring layer that checks your docs for accuracy and flags outdated content. It then helps queue updates for review so users and AI assistant experiences rely on the right information, not stale or incorrect instructions.
How does GitBook help keep docs accurate when your product changes?
When your product changes, your docs may not automatically update. GitBook scans for content that no longer matches your product, flags the drift for review, and helps you fix what’s causing inaccurate answers before it spreads.
Is GitBook designed to work well with AI assistants and AI users?
Yes. GitBook is built to ensure that what agents can find in your docs is also reliable and useful for users. It also supports asking your docs through GitBook’s AI Assistant to provide more personalized support based on your documentation.
Can teams collaborate on documentation like they would on code?
GitBook supports collaborating on docs with workflows similar to pull requests. With Git Sync, you can sync your repository and use branching, review, and merge processes for documentation changes.
Does GitBook help identify what to fix based on where users get stuck?
GitBook tracks where people and agents get stuck and shows what content to fix first. Its insights help you prioritize documentation updates before users have to repeatedly run into the same issues.
What security and access controls does GitBook offer for teams?
GitBook supports enterprise security needs including SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR compliance, and SAML SSO. It also includes access controls such as tiered role and permissions, plus authenticated access for viewing and editing protected docs.