API documentation that developers actually use
Interactive references with Try It Out, auto-generated code samples, and Stripe-style design.
The problem
Sound familiar?
Static HTML pages nobody reads
You generated docs from your spec once, dumped them on a server, and nobody has touched them since. Developers skip straight to the source code.
Code samples in only one language
Your docs show cURL examples and nothing else. Developers using Python, Go, or Ruby have to figure it out themselves.
No way to test endpoints from the docs
Developers leave your docs to fire up Postman or write a quick script just to see if an endpoint works the way they expect.
The KBKit way
Everything your API docs need
Import your OpenAPI spec and get production-ready API documentation in minutes.
OpenAPI / Swagger auto-import
Push your OpenAPI spec files to Git. KBKit detects and parses them automatically on every sync — YAML or JSON, Swagger 2.0 through OpenAPI 3.1.
Interactive Try It Out panel
Developers test endpoints directly from the docs. Fill in parameters, set auth headers, hit Send, and see the real response — no Postman required.
Code samples in 11 languages
Auto-generated snippets for cURL, JavaScript, Python, PHP, Go, Ruby, Java, C#, Rust, Kotlin, and Swift. Every endpoint, every language, always up to date.
Stripe-style three-column layout
Description on the left, request/response on the right. The same layout pattern developers love from Stripe, Twilio, and Plaid.
Response schema documentation
Expandable schema definitions with types, descriptions, and examples. Developers see exactly what every endpoint returns without guessing.
Authentication handling
Configure API keys, Bearer tokens, or OAuth flows once. The Try It Out panel and code samples automatically include the right auth headers.
See the API Explorer in action
Push your OpenAPI specs and give your users interactive, searchable API documentation in minutes.