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Let's talk about your documentation.

If you are building marketing or e-commerce software and already have documentation that could be clearer, more discoverable, or more useful for growth, tell us about the product.

We will review what you send and, if Decodability looks like a strong fit, arrange a conversation to understand the opportunity in more detail.

  • Google
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  • Gemini
  • Claude
You know your product. We know how to rebuild the documentation around it.
Founder-led review Existing documentation required Scoped 60-day engagement
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Tell us about your software.

What are you hoping to improve?

We personally review every submission before reaching out.

Thank you for reaching out.

We'll review your submission and get back to you within 12–24 hours if we believe we can genuinely help your software company.

Simple process. Context before the call.

We want the first conversation to start with your product and documentation already understood, not with a generic agency presentation.

01

We review the product and docs.

We look at your website, software positioning, and the documentation you shared so the first conversation starts with context.

02

We have a conversation.

If there is a meaningful opportunity, we schedule a call to understand the product, your team, and what you want the documentation to achieve.

03

We map the engagement.

If we are a good fit for each other, we define what the 60-Day Documentation Transformation should cover for your product.

04

We start decoding.

Once the scope is agreed, Phase 01 begins with product understanding, documentation research, and opportunity mapping.

A good fit usually looks like this.

You do not need to know exactly what should change before contacting us. Part of the Decode phase is identifying what exists, what needs improvement, and what the documentation system should become.

Marketing or e-commerce software company Established product with real users Existing documentation or help content Multiple features, integrations, workflows, or configuration paths A clear reason to improve documentation quality, discovery, or conversion A responsive product or technical subject-matter expert

You do not need a perfect brief. You need a real documentation problem.

Maybe the structure has become messy. Maybe the docs are outdated. Maybe the important integration and workflow pages are missing. Maybe the documentation gets support traffic but does very little for acquisition.

That is enough context to start.

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