A developer portal that stays in sync with your API

The Developers app is a hosted documentation site for your own product's API — the reference pages, the SDK code, and the guides your users read when they integrate with you. It is not a static docs generator you update by hand. It reads your OpenAPI spec and your SDK source, pulls out the endpoints and the code, and publishes a browsable reference site under your domain. When your API changes, the docs change with it.

The reference pages aren't a copy of your API — they are downstream of it. Point the app at your OpenAPI spec URL and it parses every endpoint, organizes them into groups by tag, and pulls out parameters and schemas. Point it at your SDK repos on GitHub and it clones them, reads the source, and extracts methods and signatures, matching each one to the endpoint it calls by HTTP method and path.

The spec syncs hourly. The SDKs sync daily. You can trigger a sync by hand from settings when you don't want to wait. Ship a new endpoint and the reference reflects it within an hour; add an SDK method and the snippets update within a day. The guides are the only part a human writes.

The portal inherits its header, footer, and layout from your website app, and it publishes under your own domain. A developer reading your API reference who clicks "Pricing" doesn't land on some other tool with a different look. There is no Giant Context branding on the rendered portal unless you turn it on. Every page is server-rendered, with a sitemap generated for you.

You tell the app which authentication methods your API supports — API Key, HTTP Bearer or Basic, OAuth 2.0, OpenID Connect — and they show up on the reference pages so developers know how to connect.