From scattered answers to one place
Most teams already have the knowledge — in Slack threads, old docs, support replies and people's heads. FastWikiGen turns it into knowledge base pages with a predictable structure: overview, concepts, step-by-step procedures, troubleshooting tables and FAQs.
Paste a batch of support replies under Paste notes, or upload a product PDF under Upload file, and you get an article that keeps your facts.
A structure readers can scan
- Overview first, so readers know in 10 seconds whether they're on the right page.
- Numbered steps for procedures, tables for settings, limits and comparisons.
- Cross-links between related articles' sections and a live table of contents.
- Tags on each section to help you file it in your help desk.
Move it into your help desk
Export Markdown for GitBook, Docusaurus, MkDocs, Confluence (Markdown import) or GitHub wikis; copy with formatting into Notion, Zendesk or Intercom editors; or publish it here as a read-only page while you set up a tool.
Frequently asked questions
Can I build a whole knowledge base, not just one page?
Each generation makes one wiki page with many sections. Dashed links in a wiki start a new page about that concept, and the ZIP export gives one Markdown file per section — a good start for a multi-page knowledge base.
Will it make up product details?
From a topic alone it can only write general guidance — so for your own product, paste your notes or upload your docs. In that mode it is instructed to keep to your source.