Building a tool that turns your code into ready-to-use product materials

When building something, planning and coding is usually the easy part.
The hard part is everything that comes after:

• explaining what you built

• writing updates or release posts

• creating visuals

• preparing tweets or announcements

• summarizing changes in simple words

These things often matter just as much as the product itself.

We’re building Doccier to automate this.

You commit changes to your repo → Doccier reads the commits → and it generates:

• a clean summary of what changed

• a short release/update post

• simple visuals or graphics you can share

• ready-to-post social media announcements

• internal documentation and changelogs

The goal is to remove friction from shipping so solo builders and small teams can focus on improving the actual product instead of spending hours creating all the surrounding materials.

What part of this slows you down the most?