Never ceases to amaze me how people are so quick to slap a "made for tech teams" onto their landing page — in an attempt to say they're for the entire company.
Exactly what is made for tech teams? All I see is generic features in there.
Confluence, Notion and Dokkument and all the tools are not made for tech teams. They are just generic editors and organizers. Notion stands out in the fact they are trying to cross boundaries from the docs space, into the project management space, and into the data management space.
Again, do we see API docs in any of these tools? Do we see integrations to GitHub, OpenAPI/Swagger, GraphQL, software architecture diagrams, changelogs, great markdown support? Do we see great care in keeping the software fast as required by tech people?
It didn't seem that way to me when I started building archbee.io — it's truly made for tech people.
Exactly what is made for tech teams? All I see is generic features in there.
Confluence, Notion and Dokkument and all the tools are not made for tech teams. They are just generic editors and organizers. Notion stands out in the fact they are trying to cross boundaries from the docs space, into the project management space, and into the data management space.
Again, do we see API docs in any of these tools? Do we see integrations to GitHub, OpenAPI/Swagger, GraphQL, software architecture diagrams, changelogs, great markdown support? Do we see great care in keeping the software fast as required by tech people?
It didn't seem that way to me when I started building archbee.io — it's truly made for tech people.