Compare Archbee vs. MkDocs

Archbee is a lightweight, flexible docs tool. Build product documentation, internal wikis, knowledge bases, API references, developer guides, changelogs, diagrams — in one app. Archbee helps your team communicate asynchronously. This makes you effective and remote-ready—one of the fastest & smartest editors ever strapped on a documentation tool. If you have a complex product or your users are developers, you need product docs. We make it mega easy to set up branded docs on your domain with all the bells and whistles.

MkDocs is an elegant and efficient static site generator designed specifically for creating project documentation. You can write your documentation in Markdown format and manage it using a straightforward YAML configuration file. There are numerous visually appealing themes to choose from in MkDocs, including the default themes like mkdocs and readthedocs, as well as various third-party options found on the MkDocs Themes wiki page, or you can even craft your own unique theme. By personalizing your theme or adding plugins, you can ensure your project documentation has the appearance you desire. Additionally, you have the ability to enhance Markdown's functionality through various extensions. A wealth of configuration options is at your disposal, and the built-in development server enables you to see your documentation in real-time as you create it, complete with automatic reloading and browser refreshing upon saving changes. Ultimately, MkDocs produces entirely static HTML sites that are ready to be hosted on platforms such as GitHub Pages, Amazon S3, or any other hosting service you prefer, giving you flexibility in how you distribute your documentation. This makes it an excellent choice for developers seeking a streamlined way to present their project information.