Build a documentation site where people can search and actually find answers. Describe your product and how your docs are organized, and Meku generates a docs site with article pages, sidebar navigation, and search built in. Build a documentation website with structured article pages, nested sidebar navigation, full-text search, code blocks, and version control.
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Pages with headings, code blocks, images, and callouts, organized into sections that mirror how your product works.
Nested navigation that expands with your docs, plus full-text search across every article.
Separate document versions for different product releases, and keep a record of when each page changed.
Editable title tags, meta descriptions, and readable URLs on every page, so docs pages rank for the questions people search.
See how the meku works in just a few simple steps.
Describe your product, your sections, and who reads the docs
Meku generates a documentation site with pages, navigation, and search
Customize structure, layout, and access rules using prompts
Connect Supabase, add a domain, and publish

Meku builds docs sites around your product structure, with search and SEO available from the first version.
Hosted documentation platforms charge per editor and keep your content on their domain. Static site generators need setup, theming, and build configuration before you publish a page.

For product teams, developers, and support teams who publish reference content.
If people keep asking questions your docs should answer, this builder fits your workflow.
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Describe your product, your sections, and your audience. Meku generates the article pages, navigation, and search, and you refine the structure with prompts.
Yes. Full-text search runs across every article, so readers find pages without browsing the sidebar.
Yes. Add authentication so specific sections or the whole site stay behind a login.
Yes. Keep separate document versions for different product releases, with a version switcher for readers.
Each page has its own URL, title tag, and meta description. Category pages are separate indexable pages.
Yes. Update sections, navigation, layout, and access rules anytime using prompts.