Dhub is a Git-based CMS built for documentation websites. It gives content writers a Notion-style visual editor for Markdown and MDX while keeping all content stored in your GitHub repository.
Why Dhub?
Visual editing: A WYSIWYG editor that handles Markdown tables, images, LaTeX equations, callouts, and custom MDX components — no raw Markdown required.
Two-way GitHub sync: Push changes directly to your main branch or submit them as a Pull Request. Edits made via Git/VS Code show up in Dhub immediately.
No lock-in: Everything is committed back to GitHub as clean Markdown or MDX. Stop using Dhub anytime and keep all your files.
Team collaboration: Non-technical contributors can write and manage docs without needing a GitHub account or knowing Git.
Framework Support
Docusaurus: Native support — import your existing project from GitHub and start editing.
Next.js & React: Integrates with Prose UI, an open-source component library for rendering Markdown content.
General Markdown: Works with any static site generator that uses .md or .mdx files.