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Dev tools · July 3, 2018

ReadMe on Intercom

Let your users search your API docs from the Intercom widget

ReadMe on Intercom launched on July 3, 2018 with 161 votes, #156 of 2,673 launches that month and more than 90% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 8 years on.

Visit intercom-app.readme.io ↗ReadMe on Intercom alternativestop 6% of July 2018

What it does

Cut down on support! Your users can search your docs from Intercom, and your support team will be able to insert articles into chats.

Cut down on support! Your users can search your docs from Intercom, and your support team will be able to insert articles into chats. On Intercom, go to the App Store icon on the left sidebar, search for ReadMe, and click Install. Once you go through the Intercom OAuth flow, you'll need your ReadMe API key. It's in General Settings > API Key on ReadMe. Once the app is installed, you can add it to your Messenger by clicking the Messenger icon on the sidebar. Go to Add Messenger home apps , click + Add an app , and choose ReadMefrom intercom-app.readme.io

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