Document

Capture developer
knowledge at any scale

Make internal documentation a seamless part of developer workflows giving them the information they need – when and where they need it.

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Documentation your team will trust (and use)

Out of date documentation is the #1 reason documentation efforts fail. Swimm syncs your live code to documents, capturing every change and enforcing updates as part of your CI process.

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End context switching to find answers

Developers discover docs by looking at the code in their IDE. Proactively surface best practices with Doc Rules.

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Make it seamless with AI

Create documentation directly from snippets or pull requests. Use AI to improve readability and build Doc Rules.

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Cut onboarding time in half

Swimm playlists and Doc Rules make onboarding a breeze for new projects, developers, and vendors.

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Create code docs

Use 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 as your code changes.

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Everyone loves getting the answers they need

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 The line I hear repeated no matter where I am is: “The moment you write documentation for your code it is out-of-date”.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.