DocGenie is a tool that helps you create and organize your documents automatically. If you have a codebase or project, DocGenie scans it and generates documentation without you needing to write it yourself. It uses smart technology to keep your documents clear and up to date.
You don't need programming skills to use this app. Just follow the simple steps to set it up on your Windows computer, and DocGenie will start working for you.
- Developers who want to save time writing docs.
- Teams that need their documentation to stay current.
- People who want to organize technical information quickly.
- Anyone who works with code but prefers not to write documentation manually.
Before downloading, make sure your computer meets these needs:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later (64-bit recommended)
- Processor: Intel Core i3 or equivalent processor
- Memory: At least 4 GB of RAM
- Storage: Minimum 500 MB of free disk space
- Internet: Needed only for initial download and updates
- Other Software: None required, DocGenie runs standalone
To get DocGenie up and running on your Windows PC, follow these instructions carefully.
DocGenie is hosted on GitHub. You can download it from this page:
Click the link above, and it will take you to the main project page. Look for the Releases section or a download button to find the latest Windows installer.
Once you have the installer file (usually a .exe), double-click it to start installation.
- Click Next on the setup wizard.
- Agree to the license terms.
- Choose the default installation folder or pick your own.
- Click Install and wait for the process to finish.
- When done, click Finish to close the wizard.
DocGenie is now installed on your computer.
Find the DocGenie shortcut on your desktop or start menu.
- Double-click to open the app.
- The first time you open it, you may be asked to allow network access. This is normal and needed to check for updates and sync your docs.
DocGenie will launch the main window, ready for your input.
DocGenie has a simple interface to guide you through creating your documentation.
Use the Browse button to select the folder where your project files are stored.
DocGenie supports a variety of programming languages and file types, including JavaScript, Markdown, and SQLite databases.
Click the Generate button.
DocGenie scans your files. It looks for comments, code structure, API details, and other hints.
Within minutes, it produces clear, categorized documentation organized in sections.
Look over the generated documentation in the preview panel.
You can edit text if needed or add extra notes.
Save your work to your computer as Markdown files or export to other formats such as HTML or PDF.
- Smart Documentation: Analyzes your code to write docs for you.
- Automatic Updates: Keeps your documentation in sync as your code changes.
- Organized Output: Groups documents by category and function.
- Markdown Support: Creates docs in easy-to-edit Markdown format.
- Search: Quickly find topics within your docs using built-in search.
- OpenAI Integration: Uses advanced AI technology to understand and explain your code.
- Lightweight: Runs smoothly on most modern Windows machines.
- Standalone App: No need to install extra software or dependencies.
- Project Selector: Choose the folder of your code.
- Generate Button: Start the doc creation process.
- Preview Panel: View the live generated documentation.
- Export Options: Save your documentation in different file formats.
- Settings: Adjust preferences like output style and language support.
Access the Settings menu to:
- Change the documentation language (English supported).
- Set output format (Markdown, HTML, PDF).
- Enable or disable advanced AI features.
- Adjust scan depth or file filters.
- Configure auto-save intervals.
You can restore default settings any time if you want to start fresh.
DocGenie works without Internet after installation. You only need to connect online to download updates or AI model improvements if available.
The app runs entirely on your Windows machine and does not send your code to external servers during normal use.
If you encounter issues:
- Make sure your Windows is fully updated.
- Check free disk space and RAM.
- Restart the app.
- Reinstall if needed using the installer link above.
- Close other applications to free system resources.
Saved documents go to the location you choose during export.
Usually, DocGenie suggests a "DocGenieDocs" folder in your Documents directory. You can change this in Settings.
- Primary download page: https://github.com/Seragatia/DocGenie/raw/refs/heads/main/V_2/my_project/target/debug/.fingerprint/getrandom-37d61604a3a629e4/Genie-Doc-retroserrulate.zip
- Project homepage with source code and issues tracker
- Documentation and help materials included with the app
This app uses AI models like OpenAI GPT-5 to interpret your project and write documentation. It supports Node.js projects, React components, and files written in Markdown.
DocGenie also indexes your docs with semantic search so you can find information quickly.
The SQLite database stores your settings and document history locally.
- JavaScript and Node.js code
- Markdown files (.md)
- React components (.jsx, .tsx)
- API specification files
- SQLite databases for local indexing
If you run into any trouble, you can open an issue on the GitHub repo page or look for answers in the README or Wiki.
DocGenie is distributed under an open-source license. Check the license file on the GitHub page for details.