If your product docs are markdown files — or you want them to be — tinydot turns the folder into the docs site. This page you're reading is one: docs.tinydot.com is a tinydot folder.
How it works
- Create a site at tinydot.com — it appears as a folder in your Files app
- Put your markdown files in it. Folders become sections, files become pages
- Point your domain at it (custom domains) — done
Every save publishes. No build step, no CI, no deploy.
What a docs site gets
- clean reading layout with navigation from your folder structure
- wikilinks between pages, content blocks for reusable snippets
- syntax highlighting for code
- search, tags, RSS, sitemap, and llms.txt (so AI assistants can read your docs)
- access control — internal docs restricted to your company's Google domain
- drafts for unfinished pages
- version history for every file
Migrating existing docs
Already have docs somewhere else? Import them from a URL — tinydot crawls the site and recreates the pages as markdown files in your folder. From there they're yours: plain files, any editor, no lock-in.
Why files
Docs platforms come and go, and their editors hold your content. A folder of markdown outlives all of them — and your whole team already knows how to edit a text file.
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