DocUnpack
AI that simplifies confusing developer docs
What it does
Developer documentation can be confusing and time-consuming. I built DocUnpack — an AI tool that helps developers quickly understand any API or dev doc. 🔹 Paste your doc or API reference 🔹 Get a simplified AI summary 🔹 Ask follow-up questions on the same doc (available on all plans with different limits) It started as a weekend side project and turned into my first SaaS. Free, Basic, and Pro plans are available — now with live payments. I’d love your feedback and suggestions 💬
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