DocPulse scans your Notion, Confluence, and GitHub wikis. It flags stale docs, dead links, and outdated guides before your team stumbles on them.
Most teams write docs once and never look back. The result? A graveyard of outdated guides your team quietly learns not to trust.
Engineers follow a stale setup guide, spend hours debugging a problem that was fixed 8 months ago. Invisible, constant, and expensive.
Teams duplicate work because they can't tell which version of a doc is accurate. "Is this still the process?" kills productivity every day.
There's no way to know which of your 847 docs are still accurate. Without a health signal, everything rots equally and invisibly.
Connect your workspace once. DocPulse handles everything from there — no manual tagging, no maintenance overhead.
Link Notion, Confluence, or GitHub in one click. No code, no IT request needed.
DocPulse reads every doc: last edit, link health, version drift, usage signals. Done in minutes.
Get a prioritized action list with fixes and auto-assigned owners. One click to notify.
From decay scoring to Slack alerts — complete visibility into your documentation health, on autopilot.
Every doc gets a 0–100 freshness score based on age, edit frequency, link health, and usage patterns.
Finds broken internal and external links hiding in your docs before someone follows them into a 404.
Auto-identifies who wrote each doc and assigns them the update. No guessing, no Slack chasing.
Detects when docs reference deprecated versions of tools, APIs, or features your team has since shipped past.
Every owner gets a personalized email with only their specific action items. No noise, only what matters.
Real-time pings in Slack when critical docs start decaying — sent to the right channel and person.
Built for ops leads, engineering managers, and knowledge owners who need clarity — not another tool to manage.
One-click connections to your entire documentation stack. No custom setup, no tokens to manage.
From growing startups to established engineering orgs — teams use DocPulse to reclaim trust in their documentation.
"We had 600 docs in Notion and had no idea which ones were accurate. DocPulse flagged 140 critical ones on the first scan. Our new hires thank us every week."
"The owner assignment feature alone saved us hours of chasing people on Slack. Now docs get updated because the right person gets a clear, specific nudge."
"Setup was literally 3 clicks. Connected Confluence, got a full health report. We went from 'docs are a mess' to 'we have a system' in one afternoon."
"The decay score is brilliant. At a glance I can tell which areas of our knowledge base need attention. I check it every Monday like I check our sprint board."
"We used to spend two days every quarter auditing our GitHub wiki manually. DocPulse does it automatically and flags things we would've completely missed."
"The Slack integration is a game changer. Our team gets a weekly digest of docs that need attention — it's become a ritual that actually works."
No credit card required. Every plan includes a free 14-day trial of Pro features.
Six powerful features that work together to give your team complete visibility into what's healthy, what's rotting, and what needs attention right now.
Every doc gets a freshness score from 0–100, calculated from edit recency, link health, version drift, and how often the doc is actually read. Recalculates automatically every scan.
DocPulse crawls every URL inside your docs — internal Notion links, external references, Figma files, GitHub repos — and verifies they're still live on every single scan.
DocPulse uses edit history to identify who is best positioned to update each flagged doc, then notifies them via email or Slack with a clear, actionable message. No detective work needed.
DocPulse detects when your docs reference outdated versions of tools, APIs, frameworks, or internal products your team has since shipped past. No more engineers following 3-year-old setup instructions.
Every doc owner gets a personalized weekly email showing only the docs they own that need attention. No mass blasts, no noise — a clear personal to-do list every Monday morning.
When a critical doc starts decaying, DocPulse fires a real-time Slack alert to the right channel and person. Teams see it, act on it, and move on — no weekly review meeting needed.
Start for free, upgrade when your team grows. Every paid plan includes a 14-day trial — no credit card required.
All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required. Cancel anytime.
DocPulse runs entirely in the background. Connect once, and it keeps a continuous health pulse on every document your team writes.
Click "Connect" on your documentation tool. DocPulse uses OAuth — authenticate once, we never store your credentials, revoke access anytime from Settings.
Once connected, DocPulse immediately runs a full health scan. It reads edit history, crawls every link, checks for version drift, and maps each doc to an owner.
The moment scanning completes, your documentation health overview is ready. See your overall score, critical docs, owners, and exactly what's wrong — all in one place.
After setup, DocPulse runs continuously. Scores update daily, Slack alerts fire when things decay, and your team gets personalized weekly digests with their action items.
One person. One mission. Zero outdated wikis.
DocPulse was designed and built entirely by Abhirup Datta K. — a solo designer and developer on a mission to fix documentation debt for the teams who suffer it most.
As Project Lead, Abhirup handled everything: product strategy, UX research, interaction design, visual design, and front-end development. Every screen, every component, and every micro-interaction reflects a single designer’s vision for what documentation health tooling should feel like.
Made by Abhirup Datta K. for engineering teams, operations leads, and knowledge managers who are done maintaining a wiki nobody trusts.
Abhirup occupies a rare intersection — someone who thinks in systems and ships in code. DocPulse isn’t a design handed off to a developer or a prototype handed off to a designer. It’s a single vision, executed end-to-end.
From the UX research that shaped the decay scoring system, to the CSS that makes the dashboard responsive on a 375px screen — every decision was intentional, owned, and shipped by one person.
If you’re building something interesting, want to collaborate, or just want to say hi — Abhirup’s always happy to connect.
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