For teams
The doc exists. Now everyone can find it.
Your developers already write the docs, in Markdown, in the repo. The problem is everyone else: the PM who has to interrupt a dev to get one, the client who emails for it, the teammate who rewrites it because they never knew it was there. ilumd finds every doc across every repo, lets you set who sees each one, and keeps the repo as the only copy.
Whichever seat you’re in
One product. Two jobs it takes off your plate.
I'm a developer
The answer exists. You wrote it. It's just buried in a repo no one outside the dev team can read.
Stop re-answering documented questions — your docs get surfaced to whoever's asking — teammates, clients, the public.
Never rebuild a doc for a client site — publish the repo doc straight to a branded portal instead of recreating it somewhere else.
No second copy to keep in sync — ilumd serves the same file you updated on your last push, so there's nothing static to maintain.
Edits come back as PRs — non-devs suggest changes and ilumd opens a pull request you review as normal — the repo stays the source of truth.
I'm a PM / delivery lead
The doc already exists. But getting it means interrupting a dev — so the client waits, you wait, and focused work stops. Nobody wins.
Find any doc in seconds — one searchable inventory across every repo and client — no more 'Slack a dev and wait.'
Share exactly the right doc — per-doc access by audience: hand a client what they should see, and nothing else.
Surface docs you didn't know existed — every doc across every repo shows up in one list, including the ones everyone forgot.
You're the governor — no dev in the loop — grant and revoke access yourself, and confirm it's current before you send it.
Running client work? ilumd for agencies covers portals per client, isolation, and who pays.