Free tool
Website knowledge base generator
Turn your website into a structured knowledge base, and see what's missing from it.
Reads your website and organises it into a knowledge base structure — topics, the pages that belong to each, and the topics customers ask about that your site doesn't cover. Exports as Markdown.
How it works
- 1
We crawl a sample of your site and group pages by topic.
- 2
Each topic gets a summary drawn from your own content.
- 3
We flag the standard support topics your site has no content for.
Questions about this tool
- What format is the export?
- Markdown, structured by topic, with the source URL for each section. It drops straight into a help centre, a docs repo or a Notion page.
- Does it rewrite my content?
- It summarises and organises. The point is structure, not new prose — every section points back at the page it came from.
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