Your domain. Your brand. Our hosting.
Connect your domain, add your logo and accent color, and choose who can read. Draft work stays private until your team decides to publish it.
The working loop
Set it up once. Keep the knowledge moving.
- 01
Pick a hostname
docs.yourcompany.com, help.yourcompany.com, anything you control. Add it on the Domains page.
- 02
Point one CNAME
Set a CNAME from your hostname to link.codesummary.io at your DNS provider. We verify ownership automatically.
- 03
It goes live
CodeSummary verifies the domain, enables secure hosting, and keeps the certificate current automatically.
Custom domains
One domain connection. Secure hosting handled.
Add a hostname in the dashboard. We give you a single CNAME record to publish at your DNS provider. Once it resolves, CodeSummary verifies ownership and the site goes live securely.
Certificate renewals and hosting maintenance are automatic, so the documentation remains available without another operational surface for your team to manage.
Branding
The docs look like your product.
Upload a logo, pick an accent color, optionally set a CTA in the nav. The hosted docs render with your colors, your wordmark, your link. There is no "Powered by CodeSummary" banner anywhere on the public surface.
The published experience includes clean typography, working search, in-page anchors, code-block syntax highlighting, an OG image generated automatically per page.
Visibility levels
Three honest choices for who can read.
Public. Indexed, listable, shareable. Search engines find them, sitemap is generated.
Unlisted. Public URL, no listing or indexing. Share the link directly with anyone who needs it.
Team-only. Visible only to signed-in members of your workspace. Customers can be invited as guest members for shared docs.
Team-only access
The sign-in flow lives on your domain.
Team-only sites give invited workspace members access to private documentation while keeping draft editing and published reading clearly separated.
Readers authenticate with their CodeSummary account and return directly to the protected site. Public and unlisted sites remain available without sign-in.
Reader experience
The basics are basic, the details are the details.
Three-pane layout with collapsible sidebar, working in-page search, anchored headings, code blocks with copy buttons, callouts, tables, image lightboxing.
The developer section embeds an interactive API reference when an OpenAPI spec exists, so "try it" works without a separate API explorer.
Put it to work
Turn the next code change into useful knowledge.
Start with one repository. Review the result before anything is published.