Move knowledge
fastDevelop faster

Internal code documentation & knowledge sharing made easy. Available in the IDE and your CI.

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Create code docs

Use Swimm AI to generate doc outlines and help generate explanations of your code.

Find docs on time

Let code docs find your team, not the other way around, with Swimm’s IDE plugin.

Sync docs with code

Ensure all code references in existing documentation are updated in tandem as your code changes.

In Swimm In the IDE

Stop staring at
an empty doc

Eliminate the blank canvas problem and get AI-powered suggestions on doc structure and content.  Make documentation a part of your dev flow by generating complete docs based on PR analysis.

Live code snippets Live diagrams Doc structure suggestions PR 2 Doc

Internal documentation your team can finally trust

Make it easy for devs to create and keep internal documentation up to date. By creating a single source of truth for engineering knowledge, save engineering time across the board.

CI integration Auto updating docs

A faster developer
== A happy developer

Use Swimm AI to eliminate context switching and set up discoverability rules. This way, enable your team to make faster decisions and achieve more meaningful progress.

View docs alongside code Create docs from the IDE AI generated discoverability rules

Integrated into your
team’s tech stack

Eliminate context switching and integrate Swimm with the tools your team is already using, so that documentation becomes a natural part of the development flow.

IDE plugin CI integration Notifications External doc publication

A new way to generate and discover docs

Knowledge sharing with Swimm just got smarter with an AI-powered upgrade. Generate doc structures and code explanations in seconds, so they show up wherever and whenever needed.

Doc structure suggestions Code explanations PR 2 Doc Doc discoverability rules

Your dev team’s time
is being wasted

“Got a minute?” is rarely just a minute.

Questions are a natural part of the dev process, but time spent interrupting others adds up.
Find out how much time that is:

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Time spent looking for answers

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Days

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Why dev leaders
love using Swimm

It used to take us around 50 hours to onboard a new dev to the team. With Swimm, it takes about 20.

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When devs left the team, they took their domain with them – never writing anything down. Swimm changed that.

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We’re gaining a deeper understanding of our legacy code base by creating docs when there’s a bug fix or new feature.

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Each of our 50 repos represents a different service, and now we can connect all the pieces together & tell a story about our code.

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Being able to find and create docs through the IDE plugin completely shifted the way my team discovers code knowledge.

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Faster onboarding, no corner cutting

It used to take us around 50 hours to onboard a new dev to the team. With Swimm, it takes about 20.

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Keep knowledge within the team

When devs left the team, they took their domain with them – never writing anything down. Swimm changed that.

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Finally understand legacy code

We’re gaining a deeper understanding of our legacy code base by creating docs when there’s a bug fix or new feature.

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Remove development roadblocks

Each of our 50 repos represents a different service, and now we can connect all the pieces together & tell a story about our code.

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Put an end to context switching

Being able to find and create docs through the IDE plugin completely shifted the way my team discovers code knowledge.

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They love us, they really love us

Shai Almog

Developer Advocate

So @RabbiGreenberg and I were talking to young founders @WeAreDevs over lunch. They ask about software documentation and without coordination both Ben and I say @swimm.io

Zach Case

Senior Frontend Developer @ Fulfilld

Anyone who has worked in the Software Development field knows how tedious keeping your documentation around code up-to-date can be. The line I hear repeated no matter where I am is: “The moment you write documentation for your code it is out-of-date”. With Swimm, that remark is now emphatically untrue!

David Mytton

Founder @ console.dev

swimm.io from @swimm_io really does solve the documentation / code drift problem. plus all your docs stay in your code repo where they belong. Keeping docs up to date with code changes is a good habit to get into.