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Your product changes.
Your help keeps up.
Help guides, grounded in your repository.
Continue with GitHub
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Product change
Illustrative example
A product change.
A clearer next step.
Help that stays connected to its source.
Built to follow product changes, preserve your edits and hold back unsupported instructions.
Shipping a feature is enough work. Rewriting the same help article shouldn’t be another release ritual. Helpfable connects the product you’re building to the instructions your customers need.
- Start with the source
- Supported product tasks become clear, practical guides, grounded in the repository you authorise.
- Keep your say
- Ask for edits through chat. Your wording, exclusions and publication choices belong to you.
- Make uncertainty visible
- When the evidence doesn’t support an instruction, hold it for attention rather than fill the gap.
From your repository
to their next step.
One connected source. A help centre that speaks your customers’ language.
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Connect your product
Sign in with GitHub, choose a repository and grant read-only access. Writing style and branding can come after setup.
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Shape the useful parts
Read the guides, ask for a change or inspect the evidence behind a step. Routine work should run without your supervision.
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Give your customers clear help
Publish under your product’s name and appearance. Keep private source context in the workspace, and customer instructions in the help centre.
A few useful answers.
Does signing in give access to my repositories?
No. GitHub sign-in establishes your account. Connecting a repository is a separate, read-only grant, and you choose what Helpfable can access.
Will customers see my source code?
Public help is for published instructions. Source evidence, drafts and your editing conversations stay in the private workspace.
Can I edit the guides?
Yes—that’s part of the intended workflow. Ask for changes through chat, keep control of what gets published, and exclude tasks you don’t want documented.
Is Helpfable ready to use?
Helpfable is in development. The examples on this page illustrate the intended experience. Live guide generation, publication and automatic maintenance are still being verified.
Start with your product.
Sign in to your workspace. Choose the repository behind your help.