Mintlify for internal docs
"Mintlify, but for our internal docs." That is VizRepo.
Teams love how Mintlify makes public developer docs look. Then they ask for the same thing for the docs only their own engineers read. Those docs have a different problem: nobody writes them. VizRepo generates them from the code.
What internal docs need that public docs do not
- Business rules and side effects, not just request and response shapes.
- Which endpoint writes which table.
- What changed since last week.
- To exist without anyone writing them.
What you get
- Every endpoint documented by reading its handler and the code it calls: purpose, business rules, steps with file references, data read and written, external services, errors.
- Every cited file verified against the repository.
- Re-documented only where code changed on each merged pull request, with a Recent Changes entry.
- Synced to Notion, Confluence, GitHub Wiki, Azure DevOps Wiki, GitBook or SharePoint.
- Public pricing: free Starter, Pro $129 with a 14-day trial, Team $329.
Keep Mintlify for the public side
VizRepo exports OpenAPI for your public reference and writes the internal docs into your wiki. Full comparison at /alternatives/mintlify.
Questions
- Can I host VizRepo docs on my own domain like Mintlify?
- Internal docs are read inside VizRepo or in your wiki. A read-only share link exists, but VizRepo is not a public docs site builder.
- Is my code stored?
- No. Cloned for the scan, deleted afterwards. Self-hosting is available.
Try it on your own repository
Connect a repo, run one scan, and read what each endpoint does. Starter is free. Pro has a 14-day free trial.