Living docs · for teams

Your team's docs, actually kept up to date.

Comment on your pages by typing or talking, listen to them, and hand the feedback to an agent who rewrites the page and shows you before anything changes.

See how it works

Passwordless sign-in · your content stays in your own git repos

Who we chase · ICP

ICP 1: Advisory firm (the channel)

Why they fit: the biggest validated segment, and the one whose blocker is commercial packaging rather than demand.

AB Amy voice note · just now

This undersells it. The channel memo landed since this was written; can we point to it?

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Eve · rewriting from this thread

the one whose blocker is ~~commercial packaging rather than demand~~ packaging that's now drafted (see the channel memo) rather than demand.

Private to your team Every change versioned Nothing changes without you Export any time

How it works

The gap between "this is wrong" and "it’s fixed" should be one conversation.

Not a ticket, not a doc nobody updates. You give the feedback; Margin turns it into a reviewed change.

Feedback that fixes the page

Select a sentence, say what's off, and Eve rewrites the passage in the right voice. You get a diff to accept or discard, right where you're reading. Nothing changes without you.

Read it, don't just skim it

Have a page read aloud while the current word highlights, at 1x through 2.5x. Summarise a section or the whole thing. Leave a voice notethat's transcribed on the spot.

Every change is a version

Human or agent, every edit is a version with a git commit and a changelog entry. Restore any past version. See who's on a page and what they're reading.

Bring your own pages

Point Margin at your git repositories and your markdown, MDX and HTML become editable pages. Import a zip, a folder or a PDF; export a page or the whole project as markdown. Never locked in.

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