Archbee

Archbee is a documentation platform for teams that need to write and maintain internal wikis, product docs, and API references in one place. It supports OpenAPI/Swagger imports so API reference pages can be generated from a spec and kept in sync with the actual endpoints, along with reusable content blocks, version history, and GitHub integration for teams that want docs to track code changes rather than drift out of date. Editing supports both real-time and asynchronous workflows, with review and merge steps for content changes.

It's aimed at engineering and product teams publishing developer-facing docs (public API references, SDKs, changelogs) as well as internal knowledge bases for onboarding and cross-team reference. Customers span startups to larger companies like Adobe, Cisco, and Bosch. An AI Write Assist feature handles grammar cleanup, rewriting, summarizing, and answering questions from within the docs, though it's sold as a paid add-on alongside things like analytics and API access rather than bundled into the base plan.

What differentiates Archbee from general-purpose wiki tools like Notion is its developer-doc focus: native OpenAPI support, code-block handling, and a publishing pipeline built around keeping technical references accurate as APIs change. Compared to larger dedicated documentation platforms like Document360, it's more lightweight and easier to set up, but leans on add-ons for some capabilities that competitors include by default.