What it does
Sonat is an online manual and knowledge-base authoring product for user guides, instructions, and tutorials. The official site describes editing in Google Docs, structuring the content in a wiki, and publishing online. It also presents an AI assistant that can draft or update documents and connect to an external AI client through MCP tools.
Structure a manual from working documents
A team can draft instructions in Google Docs, arrange topics in Sonat's wiki structure, and publish the manual to the web. The product site also describes an assistant that can search the knowledge base, create topics, edit existing pages, and publish updates. Those functions are aimed at teams that maintain manuals rather than one-off documents.
Sonat's product story includes AI-assisted editing and external AI connections, so content owners should review proposed edits and access scopes before enabling publication. The official page advertises a free plan, but its limits and the details of Google Docs synchronization were not checked for this record. No account was created and no manual was published.
Strengths
- Combines Google Docs editing, wiki structure, and web publishing in one stated workflow.
- The site describes both an in-product assistant and MCP tools for connected AI clients.
Best for
- Teams maintaining online user manuals and knowledge articles from evolving source documents
Sources
- Sonat (Oct 25, 2026)