Archbee

Archbee is knowledge base software for publishing product, developer and support docs as branded portals, priced by team size with unlimited readers.

Archbee gives a company one workspace to write its documentation and put it in front of customers, developers or employees. Writers organise documents into spaces, and each space can go live as a public or private portal on the company's own domain. AiurLabs, Inc. builds the platform and trades under the Archbee name, with no other product beside it. The problem it addresses is documentation that has to stay accurate while the product it describes keeps changing. Writing happens in a block editor that accepts Markdown shortcuts, with blocks for tables, code and embedded media, and a new document opens on templates for engineering, marketing, product and sales writing. Reusable content and variables let a single edit update every document that uses them. A draft and review system holds changes until a Reviewer approves them, and Document History highlights what changed between versions, with a Revert button. Document verification asks a chosen subject matter expert to recheck content on a set schedule. On the reader side, SEO Meta Controls, a sitemap per space, custom CSS and access options from passwords to magic links, JWT and SAML shape each portal. The AI add-on brings Ask AI answers, the AI Write Assistant and Generate Summary, while the Insights add-on reports views, page feedback and search queries. Archbee is written for the people who own a company's documentation: product managers, technical writers, developer teams and support staff. It fits organisations from early-stage startups to large enterprises whose docs are read by customers, partners or developers outside the writing team. Teams that document an API can import an OpenAPI file and publish the reference beside their guides. Companies with strict sign-in rules can put writers behind SAML or OIDC single sign-on and limit readers by user group. A common setup pairs a public help portal for customers with an API reference kept close to the code through the GitHub integration, plus a private knowledge base for process, design and onboarding guides. Teams leaving Notion or GitBook bring their pages across with the importer, and Word and Markdown files arrive the same way. Writers embed Loom recordings and Figma designs beside the text when a screen explains a step faster than prose does. Documents export to Markdown or PDF, and a whole organization exports as a zip archive. That range suits a software company whose support team, developer team and onboarding lead each need a portal of their own.