Docs

Components

Every building block available to doc pages, in one place.

Text

Body text is 16px so long guides stay easy to read. You can use bold, italic, strikethrough, inline code, and links to other pages or to other sites.

A blockquote, for quoting a customer or pulling out a key line.

Third-level heading

Fourth-level heading

Headings show up in the "On this page" list on the right.


Lists

  • An unordered list item
  • Another item
    • A nested item
  • A last item
  1. First step
  2. Second step
  3. Third step
  • A finished task
  • An open task

Table

Deck typeTypical lengthBuilt from
Pitch book40–80 pagesBrief + prior decks
CIM60–120 pagesData room files
Lender deck20–40 pagesModel + financials

Callouts

A plain callout with no title.

Info

Use for extra context the reader might want.

Warning

Use when something could go wrong if the reader skips this.

Error

Use for things that will break or lose work.

Success

Use to confirm the reader is done.

Tip

Use for a shortcut or a better way to do something.

Cards

Steps

Create a space

Give it the deal or client name.

Upload your files

Add financials, research, and past decks.

Ask for a deck

Describe the mandate in the chat.

Tabs

Content for the first tab.

Accordions

Files

CIM draft.pptx
Financial model.xlsx

Controls

Write every clickable control with Ui, using the same icon the app shows.

  • Click Share, then Publish new version.
  • Icon-only controls get an outline: click More actions next to the person.
  • Controls with no icon in the app stay plain bold: Make admin.

Keyboard shortcuts

Write keys with Shortcut, joined by +. mod is ⌘ on a Mac and Ctrl on Windows, and readers switch between the two at the bottom of the sidebar.

  • Search with CommandKCtrlK, and start a new chat with CommandShiftOCtrlShiftO.
  • When Windows uses different keys, pass windows: CommandShiftHCtrlH.
  • Keys that are the same everywhere: Enter, Esc, ShiftF3ShiftF3, CommandUp arrowCtrlUp arrow.

Steps that only apply to one computer go in OnPlatform:

This line only shows when Mac is picked.
This line only shows when Windows is picked.

Screenshots

Screenshots sit on a tinted stage and switch with the reader's theme. Lone menus and dialogs have their own edge:

Right-clicking a space shows a menu with Share

Slices of a full page add crop for an edge:

The Export menu open in a deck, showing PDF and PPTX

Images

A plain image:

The deck editor

An image readers can click to zoom:

Reviewing a deck

Code

Inline code for short values, and blocks for anything longer:

example.ts
function greet(name: string) {
  return `Hello, ${name}`; 
}
{ "deck": "Project Alpine", "pages": 60 }

Type table

Mostly for developer docs, like describing the fields in an API.

Prop

Type

On this page