Stop Writing Docs When You Could Be Coding
Let your code write the documentation for you.
"It's like having a documentation engineer who doesn't complain, works nights, and costs less than my coffee habit."— Sarah Chen, Engineering Lead at Segment
Your Code Knows What It Does.
Why Are You Spending 21% Of Your Time Explaining It?
"I've been putting off documentation until it becomes an emergency."
"We waste hours explaining the same code over and over."
"Our team has no idea what half our codebase even does anymore."— Actual developer quotes from r/programming
The average engineer wastes 4.7 hours per sprint writing docs.
That's 244 hours per year you could spend building something that matters.
No Setup. No Learning Curve. Just Paste Your Code.
1. PASTE YOUR CODE
"Just throw your repo at it and walk away"— u/codemonkey42, Reddit
2. LET AI FIGURE IT OUT
"It understood my 2,000-line spaghetti code better than my team lead"— Anonymous survey response
3. GET DOCS THAT DON'T SUCK
"Documentation that actually matches what the code does? Witchcraft."— Twitter user @devlife
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"I saved 38 hours last month using DocoPic. That's 38 more hours I spent building features instead of explaining how they work."— Michael Torres, CTO at DataStack
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Your choice, no pressure. (But we know what you'll pick.)