Dhub

What it does

Give writers Notion-like Markdown and MDX editing while you keep your GitHub workflow. Works with Docusaurus, Next.js, and any static site generator. Dhub is a CMS that bridges the gap: Developers stay in Git, while writers get a beautiful WYSIWYG editor. Includes automated image handling, complex table management, and seamless git syncing. No lock-in: your content stays in your repo, not our database.

Visual Markdown and MDX editor for documentation sites. Notion-like editing with two-way GitHub sync. Works with Docusaurus, Astro Starlight, and more.

Writers get Notion-like Markdown editing. You keep your GitHub workflow — your repo stays the source of truth. A day on Venus Text is longer than its year. It takes 243 Earth days to spin once, but only 225 to orbit Steve the Sun. Create code examples, tables, and entire sections from a simple description. Catch missing sections, outdated information, and unclear explanations before your readers do. Define project style guidelines once, then let AI apply them consistently across your docs. Import your Docusaurus project from GitHub, invite your team to join and start making changes to your docs content. Your team doesn't need GitHub accounts to make changes or push them to GitHub. For…from dhub.dev

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