Docs that actually commit.
A structured documentation platform for engineering teams. Version-controlled, collaboratively edited, and self-hostable from day one.
Confluence is a wiki. Notion is a notebook.
Neither was designed to version an API reference or track who changed a runbook and why. activedocs treats a document the way your team already treats code — something with a history, an author, and a review trail.
Every change is a commit with a message. Diff any two versions. Revert without losing history.
First-class endpoint documentation — parameters, responses, code samples. Not a code fence.
Y.js CRDTs. No locking, no conflicts. Multiple editors in the same document at once.
Click anywhere in the rendered page and type. No split editor. No mode switching.
Meilisearch-powered. Self-hostable. Scoped to what each user can access.
Suggested edits sit beside the original until someone accepts, rejects, or comments.
Every published version is diffable against any other. This is what shipped in v2.4.1 of the Authentication API.
Endpoints are a document type, not a formatted code block. Parameters stay structured, so they stay searchable and diffable.
Your server. Your data. Your rules.
Full on-premise deployment for teams that cannot use the cloud. Banking, government, defence. Every feature available offline — no phone-home, no exceptions.