GenDocu Beta

Stop forcing programmers to write API documentation

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Nobody like to write documentation. We present you a tool, that removes the need of manually documenting API. You just define API in Google's gRPC format (code-like), and we generate the interactive documentation with SDK.
This is the 2nd launch from GenDocu Beta. View more

GenDocu Beta

Free private gRPC API documentation
The Private Documentation and SDK are available for free. Create gRPC API documentation with autogenerated SDK in less than a minute. Create it now.
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API•SaaS•Software Engineering
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What do you think? …

Bartek Najdecki
Maker
Hello Product Hunters! That's the third release of a tool that replaces the big blobs of documentation with the autogenerated code snippets. We want to move the API Documentation industry from the document-based to SDK-and-example-based webpages. We are introducing the Private Projects, Users Management, and SDK generation directly to your GitHub repository. We hope you will like the update! For an API example, you can visit Demo Documentation: https://doc.gendocu.com/gendocu/... We care about your feedback and based on that, we will decide on the next features. Feel free to contact us support[at]gendocu.com
Tjerk Wolterink
@bartlomiej_najdecki Hi Bart! Love this. Am using GRPC a lot now and using protoc to generate the client. But would be nice if I can use a service for that. Btw with OpenAPI the SDK generation is even more painful. Anyway! Love your project! Let me know if I can be of any help!
Bartek Najdecki
Maker
@tjerkw Thank you! One thing is super-helpful - it would be great to chat with you for 15-30 minutes about the gRPC and the problems you experience. The outcome could help us improve the product. Please use my calendar to pick a convenient slot: https://calendly.com/gendocu-bar... You can also vote on the features: https://gendocu.sleekplan.app/ Thank you, Bartek