The Line Between An Internal Document And A Public Page Should Be A Single Click, Not A Migration Project. In Vritti, It Is. The Same Editor Your Team Uses To Write Specs And Handbooks Can Publish A Help Center, A Changelog, A Blog, Or A Full Marketing Site To Your Own Domain, With SEO And Analytics Handled For You.
Publish In One Click
Every Document Has A Publish Toggle. Flip It, And Vritti Generates A Fast, Statically-Optimized Public Page At A Clean URL. There Is No Separate CMS To Learn And No Copy-Paste Between Tools. The Page You Publish Is The Page You Edited: Formatting, Images, Tables, And All.
Bring Your Own Domain
A Help Center On A Random Subdomain Does Not Inspire Trust. Connect A Custom Domain And Your Published Pages Live At docs.yourcompany.com, blog.yourcompany.com, Or Wherever You Like. Point A CNAME At Vritti, We Provision The TLS Certificate Automatically, And Your Content Is Live Over HTTPS In Minutes.
- One-Click Publish From Any Document.
- Custom Domains With Automatic HTTPS Certificates.
- SEO Defaults For Titles, Descriptions, And Open Graph Images, With Per-Page Overrides.
- Author Bylines That Pull From The Person Who Wrote The Page.
SEO And Bylines, Handled
Published Pages Are Built For Search Engines And Social Shares. Each Page Gets A Sensible Title And Description Out Of The Box, Which You Can Override Per Page, Plus Auto-Generated Open Graph Images So Links Look Polished When Shared. You Can Also Set A Byline So The Right Author's Name And Avatar Appear On Each Public Article.
We Moved Our Entire Help Center Onto A Custom Domain In An Afternoon. No Developers, No Redeploys. Just A Toggle And A DNS Record.
Analytics Built In
Publishing Is Only Half The Story; You Want To Know Whether Anyone Is Reading. Vritti Shows You Native Page Insights And Connects To Google Analytics, So You Can See Which Pages Land And Which Need Work, All Without Leaving The Workspace That Produced Them.
Writing And Publishing Have Always Been Two Different Jobs With Two Different Tools. Vritti Collapses Them Into One. Write The Doc, Flip The Toggle, Point Your Domain, And Your Knowledge Is On The Web.
