Features

Everything you need to write, test, and publish API docs

Apidoke combines an in-browser editor, a live three-column reference, and a built-in try-it console, so you can go from blank page to shareable docs without a toolchain.

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Editor

Split editor with live preview

Write API Blueprint on the left and watch your reference render on the right in real time. Switch between split, editor-only, and preview-only views. Your work auto-saves as you type.

Live preview updates as you type
Split / editor / preview layouts
Auto-save keeps you from losing work
Markdown-based, no proprietary format

Try-it console

A live API console in every doc

Readers don’t just read your endpoints, they run them. Each endpoint gets a console to set headers, query and path parameters, and a request body, then send a real request and inspect the response.

Real HTTP requests with status, timing and headers
Automatic path-parameter substitution
One-click JSON formatting
Tokens stay in the browser, never sent to us

Three-column viewer

A reference readers can navigate

Your published docs render as a clean three-column layout: grouped navigation with HTTP-method labels, readable content with tables and code, and the try-it console alongside.

Grouped, collapsible navigation
Color-coded HTTP methods
Rich Markdown, tables, code blocks, prose
Mobile-friendly drawer navigation

Version history

Versioned by default, restore in one click

Every save snapshots a version with a comment and timestamp. Made a mistake or want a prior state back? Restore any version in a click, your current draft is saved first.

Automatic snapshots on save
Comments and timestamps per version
One-click restore
Up to 50 versions kept per project

Publishing

Public when you’re ready, not before

Keep projects private while you draft, then flip a switch to publish to a clean, shareable URL. No deploy step, no rebuild, no DNS dance.

Public / private toggle per project
Clean, human-readable URLs
Instant, no build or deploy
Self-host to keep everything on your servers

See it on your own API

Create a project, paste your endpoints, and publish for free.

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