Documentation & Developer Portals brand directory

Mintlify

Rank #1 · 32.0% visibility

Mintlify is an intelligent documentation and knowledge platform that enables developer-focused teams to create, maintain, and serve documentation optimized for both human readers and AI agents. Its core workflow is docs-as-code: content is written in MDX (Markdown + JSX), version-controlled in Git, and deployed automatically via GitHub or GitLab integrations. An AI writing agent monitors pull requests and codebases to generate documentation updates, while an embedded AI assistant handles user queries directly within the docs site. The platform supports OpenAPI and AsyncAPI for interactive API reference pages, generates llms.txt and MCP endpoints for AI-agent discoverability, and includes analytics, user feedback collection, and customizable component libraries. Mintlify targets API-first SaaS companies, frontier AI labs, and enterprises needing scalable, always-accurate knowledge infrastructure.

GitBook

Rank #2 · 28.0% visibility

GitBook is an AI-native documentation platform that transforms static docs into a living knowledge system. It combines a polished block-based editor, bidirectional GitHub/GitLab sync, and a suite of AI features—including proactive doc-improvement suggestions (GitBook Agent), an embeddable AI assistant (GitBook Assistant), and a default MCP server for LLM discoverability—into a single hosted platform. It serves product, engineering, and customer-success teams building public product docs, developer portals, API references, help centers, and internal knowledge bases.

Fern

Rank #3 · 14.7% visibility

Fern is an integrated API developer experience platform with two core products: the Fern SDK Generator, which produces idiomatic, production-ready client libraries across TypeScript, Python, Go, Java, C#, PHP, Ruby, Swift, and Rust from an API spec; and Fern Docs, a fully customizable API documentation platform supporting docs-as-code, AI search, interactive API Explorer, versioning, RBAC, and enterprise SSO. Both products accept OpenAPI, AsyncAPI, gRPC, and OpenRPC as input and are open source. Fern is a Postman company as of January 2026.

ReadMe

Rank #4 · 13.3% visibility

ReadMe is a managed API documentation and developer portal platform that transforms OpenAPI specs into interactive, analytics-backed developer hubs, featuring a live Try-It API explorer, AI-powered search and writing assistance, real-time API usage analytics, Git-backed collaborative editing, and enterprise access controls.

Docusaurus

Rank #5 · 9.3% visibility

Docusaurus is a Meta Open Source static site generator purpose-built for documentation websites. It compiles MDX-based content into a React single-page application with built-in versioning, i18n, Algolia search, and a blog engine, deployable to any static hosting provider at zero software cost.

Bump.sh

Rank #6 · 6.0% visibility

Bump.sh is an API documentation and developer portal platform that transforms OpenAPI and AsyncAPI contracts into high-performance, interactive reference docs with automated changelog, diff, breaking-change detection, and CI/CD pipeline integration. It also offers a Managed MCP platform for exposing API ecosystems to AI agents.

Redocly

Rank #7 · 6.0% visibility

Redocly is an end-to-end API documentation and developer portal platform built around a docs-as-code philosophy. Its flagship open-source Redoc renderer auto-generates API reference docs from OpenAPI and related specifications. The commercial Realm suite bundles an external developer portal (Revel), an internal API service catalog with governance scoring (Reef), and the Redoc reference engine, unified under the Reunite collaborative editing and review layer. A CLI tool (Redocly CLI) enables OpenAPI linting, bundling, and automated CI/CD publishing from GitHub or GitLab. An API monitoring product (Respect) uses the OpenAPI Arazzo workflow standard to continuously test and verify API health with Slack and email alerting.

Archbee

Rank #8 · 2.7% visibility

Archbee is a managed knowledge portal platform that enables technical teams to build, publish, and maintain documentation sites — covering product guides, API references, internal wikis, and customer-facing knowledge bases — from a single editor with AI-powered search and Q&A built in.

Scalar

Rank #10 · 2.0% visibility

Scalar is an open-source, OpenAPI-native developer platform that unifies interactive API reference generation, an offline-first API client, a versioned API registry, hosted developer documentation, and automated SDK generation into a single product ecosystem built on the OpenAPI standard.

Stainless

Rank #9 · 2.0% visibility

Stainless is an API developer experience platform offering three core products derived from an OpenAPI spec: (1) an SDK Generator that produces idiomatic, production-maintained client libraries in up to nine languages; (2) a Docs Platform providing a code-first, AI-agent-ready documentation site built on Astro with SDK-aware API reference and built-in AI chat; and (3) an MCP Server generator that exposes REST APIs as tools for AI coding agents. All three products stay in sync as the OpenAPI spec evolves, eliminating manual maintenance overhead for API platform teams.

Swimm

Rank #11 · 0.0% visibility

Swimm is an AI-assisted Application Understanding Platform that uses deterministic code analysis to reverse-engineer mainframe and legacy systems, extract business rules, map execution flows, and generate structured documentation consumable by both human stakeholders and AI agents. Originally launched as a continuous-documentation tool with patented Auto-sync and IDE plugins for modern development teams, the platform has been repositioned (circa 2025–2026) around enterprise legacy modernisation—particularly COBOL, JCL, and PL/I codebases in regulated industries such as banking, insurance, and healthcare.