What it does
Tome is a developer documentation platform that builds a site from Markdown and MDX files. Its official documentation lists file-based routing, themed components, built-in search, OpenAPI references with an interactive playground, multiple documentation versions, and localization.
Generate a docs site from files in the repository
A development team can write guides in Markdown or use MDX for interactive content, then let Tome's file-based routing turn the content into pages. The docs describe built-in components for callouts, tabs, cards, steps, and accordions, plus search and themes. OpenAPI input can be rendered as an API reference with a playground, while version switching and locale directories cover separate release and language views.
Tome offers both static deployment and managed hosting according to its project materials, so teams should confirm which hosting route and current plan terms fit their needs. The project repository lists a 0.9.0 release in August 2026. No site was generated or deployed in this research.
Strengths
- Combines Markdown/MDX content, built-in search, themes, versioning, and localization.
- The documentation describes OpenAPI references with an interactive playground.
Best for
- Developer teams building a versioned technical documentation site from source files
Sources
- Tome documentation corpus (Oct 25, 2026)
- Tome - Beautiful docs, zero friction (Oct 25, 2026)
- Tome latest release (Oct 25, 2026)