Relevate Documentation
Learn how to structure, preview, personalize, localize, and operate documentation with Relevate.
Start with Getting Started if you are new to Relevate. Go to CLI Quickstart if you want to run it locally right away.
You do not need an account to test Relevate locally.
Start Here
Getting Started
Learn the basic project structure and build your first docs site.
CLI Quickstart
Install the CLI, start a preview, and make your first edit.
Localization
Add English, French, Dutch, Japanese, and more in one project.
Product Features
Document changelogs, personalization, Markdown exports, and the assistant.
What You Can Build
Simple structure
Keep pages, navigation, and assets in one place.
Reusable components
Use cards, callouts, code groups, diagrams, and other built-in blocks.
Interactive React islands
Add focused interactive tools while keeping the surrounding page server-rendered.
Multiple languages
Let readers switch languages without leaving the same site.
Product Features
Changelog
Publish structured release notes from MDX files, including RSS feeds and localized entries.
Personalization
Preview work-in-progress guides and API examples tailored to authenticated readers.
Markdown And Text Exports
Use .md pages, request Markdown with Accept: text/markdown, and expose /skill.md.
Relevate Assistant
Prepare docs for assistant answers, agent-friendly Markdown, and grounded AI search.
Multilingual From Day One
Keep the default language at the root. Add one folder for each translated language.
docs/
|- docs.json
|- index.mdx
|- getting-started.mdx
|- cli.mdx
|- localization.mdx
|- fr/
| |- index.mdx
| |- getting-started.mdx
| `- cli.mdx
|- jp/
| |- index.mdx
| |- getting-started.mdx
| `- cli.mdx
`- nl/
|- index.mdx
|- getting-started.mdx
`- cli.mdx
Use translated page files for human languages. Use Code Groups when you want to show the same example in different programming languages.