Find the help-center pages your last release made wrong.
DocDrift reads your public changelog and your public help center. When a release renamed, moved, removed or changed something, it flags the help articles that still describe the old behaviour, with the exact sentence from the page and the changelog line that contradicts it.
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How it works
- Paste your changelog URL and your help-center URL
- DocDrift crawls both and matches releases to articles
- Review quoted findings on your dashboard or in your inbox
What you get
Every finding quotes the exact stale sentence, verbatim from the page
Points at the changelog entry that made it stale
Daily incremental scans and an email when new stale pages appear
Mark findings correct, false alarm or fixed; false alarms never come back
Pricing
- Price: $19/month.
- Free trial: 14 days.
- Connects to: nothing: it works on its own.
- Contact: support@shikilabs.dev
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FAQ
Do you need access to my help center?
No. Only public pages are read. No login, no API keys.
How do I know a finding is real?
A finding is only shown when the quote is found word for word in the page text. Paraphrased or invented quotes are discarded.
Does it respect robots.txt?
Yes for help-center pages. The single changelog URL you submit is fetched like a normal browser visit.