Early access In development
We're building a help center that keeps up with your releases. When a code change merges, Jackdaw finds the articles, screenshots and videos it affects and redrafts them together. You approve all of it in one review before anything goes live.
Early access opens in small batches. We're building it for our own products first.
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How it will work
Jackdaw reads each pull request when it lands on your main branch.
It matches the change to the articles, screenshots and videos that show that part of your product.
The text is rewritten, the screenshots are re-taken and the video is re-recorded, from the same change.
Every change sits side by side in one review. Nothing goes live until you click Approve.
Our aim
Quiet on refactors. A cleanup your users can't see, like renaming a file or moving code around, shouldn't flag any help as out of date.
One change, one review
Help goes stale in pieces. Someone fixes the text and the old screenshot stays. Jackdaw will redraft every piece from the same change, and you'll review them on one screen.
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Steps 2 and 3 re-recorded from 0:12 to 0:28. Narration updated to match.
Who it's for
Jackdaw will keep the where-do-I-click answers in your help center true after every UI change. It's for the help your customers read. API references and developer docs have tools of their own.
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For software teams of 2 to 30 people who ship every week. Usually a founder or a support lead keeps the help center going, on top of everything else.
Where that help usually lives
Compared fairly
Good tools cover parts of this. Here's what each one does, from their own sites in October 2026.
| Tool | Articles | Screenshots | Video | Good to know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| FerndeskHelp center that updates from code | Yes | Yes | No | Drafts fixes when a pull request merges, with an approval step. |
| CluesoVideo first | Guides | Yes | Yes | Polished videos. Automatic video updates are an Enterprise add-on. |
| Promptless, MintlifyDeveloper-docs agents | Dev docs | No | No | Update developer docs from code. About $450 to $500 a month. |
| Walkthrough recordersRecord a flow once | Guides | Yes | Yes | Quick to make. A person has to notice the change and record again. |
| JackdawCustomer help, from code | Planned | Planned | Planned | All three redrafted from the same change, approved in one review. |
We're building Jackdaw for our own products first. Early access opens after that, in small batches, and people on the waitlist hear first.
We haven't set a price yet. It's built for small teams, and you'll see the price before you're asked to pay anything.
Tell us on the form what you use today. The answers decide which help tools we connect first.
We don't have the full answer written yet. Before early access opens we'll explain what it reads, where it runs and what it keeps, so you can decide with the details in front of you.
No. Every redrafted article, screenshot and video will wait in a review until someone on your team approves it.
No. It's for the help center your customers read. API references and developer docs are a different job, and tools like Mintlify and Promptless already cover it.
Early access
We run two software companies, Rooket (AI marketing) and Cornix (a trading platform). Both ship every week, and their help centers fall behind. Jackdaw is how we plan to fix that, on our products before anyone else's.
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