Features
Start with pages your team can write and find. Use drafts and reviews to keep track of what changes.
Invitation-only public beta · Google account required · No credit card
Writing
Page editor
Write visually, use the slash menu, or type Markdown shortcuts. Add headings, lists, checklists, tables, callouts, images, and code.
Read the editor guideFormatted paste
Paste from another document, or paste Markdown or HTML source. Knit turns it into editable headings, lists, tables, and code, so you can keep writing without rebuilding the formatting.
Bring content into KnitCode blocks
Choose a language for each code block and get syntax highlighting that makes examples easier to read.
Read about code blocksPage links
Search for a page by title and link to it from the editor, or paste an external URL.
Read about page linksOrganization
Folders and tags
Arrange pages in nested folders. Use shared tags to gather related pages across folders.
Organize folders and pagesUse tagsSearch and pins
Search published page titles and text from anywhere with ⌘K. Pin the pages you return to most.
Search your pagesPin a page
Home and Activity
Find your drafts and reviews in For you. Filter by date or page state, read change summaries, and inspect before/after views. Activity shows published updates.
Find drafts, reviews, and activityPublishing
Personal drafts
Your edits save automatically in your own draft. Keep working without changing the published page, even while an earlier draft is being reviewed.
Read about personal draftsChange highlighting
See added and removed text in the page, with the surrounding content still in view, before publishing.
See what you changedVersion history
Compare published versions and restore an earlier page. On every plan, you can also restore selected changes.
Read about page historyReview
Bulk review
Inspect changes across drafts in Home, then publish or approve eligible work. Draft inspection, publishing, repeated-edit groups and teammate approval are on every plan.
Review changes across pagesReview requests
Ask a teammate to review your draft. See who you’re waiting for, and let reviewers inspect changes and approve. Available on every plan.
Review before publishingRequired approvals
On every plan, workspace admins can require approval from named people before a page is published.
Set up required approvalsOn the roadmap
These features are planned or being designed. Follow their progress on the public roadmap.
Changes since you last viewed
Being designedCatch up on what changed in a page since your last visit.
Follow changes since you last viewedShared writing guides
PlannedKeep your team’s audience, tone, and preferred wording in a guide for the site or a workspace. Give connected assistants that context without repeating it in every prompt.
Follow shared writing guidesFreshness checks and reminders
PlannedHuman review is available today. Next, confirm a published page is still current without editing it, or while approving changes, and choose when to check again.
Follow freshness checks and remindersConnected assistants
PlannedConnect the assistant your team already uses to find published knowledge and propose changes for review.
Follow connected assistantsReading and review
Know where a page stands.
Looked after by tells you who cares for a page, separately from who created it. Early, On track, and Stable tell readers how settled the team considers it. A published page can still be Early; a Stable page can have a new draft waiting for review.
Read about page state and peopleReview panels show the actual changes in context. On every plan, a teammate can approve the exact draft they checked; later edits need another review. History separates who edited, published, and approved. When an assistant contributes through Knit’s tracked connection, its contribution is recorded too.
See how review worksRead about history and assistant contributionsThese signals help you judge what you’re reading. A stage or an assistant label doesn’t mean someone has checked that every fact is still right.
The direction
Where we’re taking Knit.
Bulk review brings draft changes together in Home. See what changed across pages, inspect the actual edits, and publish or approve eligible work without losing your place.
Shared writing guides are planned, so the team’s context stays handy while you write. We’re also testing summaries that bring a whole section together, so you can get the overview before digging into individual pages. Those aren’t available in the public beta yet. Descriptions of the tone already in your pages stay separate from the writing rules you choose.
The aim is less to configure and less to maintain, so everyone can contribute without becoming an expert in the tool.
Questions
Before you ask for access.
Teams starting a shared home for their docs, or finding that keeping their current wiki useful has become a job of its own. You can start on your own and invite people as you go.
The beta is free, with no credit card needed. Final paid prices haven’t been published. You’re never charged automatically, and beta members will hear about changes before paid plans begin.
Request access using the link above. We’re keeping the first cohort small and will get in touch after reviewing your request.
Yes. Knit uses Google to sign in during the beta. If you are invited, use the same email you requested access with.