ReadMe Developer Documentation

ReadMe is a developer documentation platform founded by Gregory Koberger in San Francisco, serving companies including NVIDIA, Amazon, Visa, Yelp, Airbnb, Starlink, Miro, Gusto, ZoomInfo, Roku, and PagerDuty. The platform auto-generates interactive API references from OpenAPI specifications with a Try It Out explorer for in-browser endpoint testing. The AI Linter scores each doc page against custom style rules, detects broken links, and auto-commits fixes. The AI Writer monitors pull requests and proposes documentation updates on review branches. The Metrics dashboard surfaces real API usage including total calls, error rates, top error codes like 404 and 401, and individual developer activity with response times down to 487 milliseconds. Bidirectional Git sync supports GitHub, GitHub Enterprise Server, and GitLab for full PR workflows. An MCP Server integrates with Claude Code, Cursor, and CI pipelines. The WYSIWYG editor offers reusable components including Checklist, Cards, Callout, and Accordion blocks that update across all pages when edited once. Enterprise features include SOC 2 Type II and GDPR certification, SSO via Microsoft Entra ID, Google Workspace, and Okta, granular role-based access with Viewer, Admin, and Editor permissions, audit logs tracking every change, multi-language localization, and dedicated migration services. The platform hosts docs at custom subdomains with automatic brand color matching.