One wiki free. Scale when you do.
A public wiki on one repo is free, forever. Add private wikis and more repos as your team grows.
Spin up a public wiki on one repo — no card.
- 1 public wiki
- Search + ask-the-wiki chat
- 25 auto-updates / month
- Hosted on wikipls.com
Private wikis for teams shipping across a few repos.
- Up to 5 wikis
- Private wikis
- 300 auto-updates / month
- Search + chat
- Publish to repo
- Priority support
Document your whole codebase, org-wide.
- Unlimited wikis
- Private wikis
- Unlimited auto-updates
- Everything in Pro
- Priority support
Every plan includes search, ask-the-wiki chat, and automatic updates. Cancel anytime.
Frequently asked.
What exactly does Wikipls do?
You connect a repository, and Wikipls reads the code to generate a hosted documentation wiki — architecture, setup, APIs, and more — served at a wikipls.com URL. You can search it and ask it questions, and it updates the affected pages automatically whenever you merge a PR.
Does it write anything to my repository?
No. Wikipls is read-only on your code and the wiki is hosted on our side — no commits, no pull requests, no config files in your repo. (There's an optional 'export to repo' button if you ever want the docs committed, but it only runs when you click it.)
How does it stay up to date?
Wikipls maps each wiki section to the source files behind it. When you merge a PR that changes those files, it regenerates just the affected pages — stamped with the commit they reflect. Your wiki can't drift from the code.
Can I ask it questions?
Yes. Every wiki has built-in chat that answers questions about the codebase, with citations to the pages it used — plus full-text search across every page.
How do public and private repos work?
A public repo gets a wiki anyone can read and share. A private repo's wiki is gated to members of the GitHub App installation that owns it — your team sees it, no one else. Private wikis require a Pro or Team plan.
Do I have to write or configure anything?
No. There's no manifest to author and no YAML to maintain — Wikipls figures out the structure from your code and manages everything itself. Connect a repo and click Generate.