Hello all, need some recommendations on easy to use knowledge base app. To save developer/business documentations. Had been using notion but it's not developer friendly and has a huge learning curve.

Atlassian's Confluence

Confluence works best with compete atlassian suite.

I second @boundless-byte-71054 - if you are using JIRA, Confluence is a no-brainer.

Checkout awesome-selfhosted on GitHub. You will find a few alternative options if Atlassian turns out to be too costly.

Thing is we moved away from jira to clubhouse, and code is maintained in AWS code-commit. Thus, looking for some third-party which gets easily integrated with slack and other systems.

Hi @many-knife-55841 I had bookmarked this link - https://www.producthunt.com/ask/2519-what-s-the-best-team-wiki-documentation-tool. Out of the many tools mentioned above, Slab and Tettra look like they integrate well with Slack.

cool thanks! @calm-grass-85557

If you're okay paying for it, Gitbook is really good

hmm, will check it out.

Can you give some more context? Is this for personal use? For team use? Is this documentation accessible to your users/clients?

team use

Then I'd just use github markdown files. Simplest, no?

Assuming all your teammates are developers of course.

Why can't non-developers use markdown? There's no restriction

Else a simple static site will do (vuepress, gitbook, github pages, readthedocs etc)

Static pages are good for product documentation, we need something which can be easily updated day in day out, by multiple teams not only devs.

Although I am not working here now, this may be useful http://friyay.io/

Slite and Gitbook are both good options. Slite is better looking though.

Closing remark: Checked slite & gitbook, and guess what slite turned out to be in the same league as coda & notion only with less things to learn. But, gitbook is the closest to what I was looking for. Simple to use, with powerful search for documents, track edits, developer friendly and best it’s markdown native. _One specific requirement that my team asked for_: they do not want to leave project-repository to update the documentation. Thus, gitbook sync with github solves the problem. Only thing is I have to build a utility which would copy readme.md from all projects and push them in a single repo in github which would sync up with gitbook. There u have a centralized documentation for all the repo with built in indexing and realtime publish. Thanks all.