Choose a help-center setup
Amendary works where your articles already live. This page shows what each destination supports, so you know what to expect.
At a glance
| Feature | Notion | GitHub | Zendesk | Intercom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Where articles live | Notion pages | Markdown in a repo folder | Zendesk Guide | Intercom Articles |
| How a fix lands | Edit in place, or a comment | Pull request or commit | Edit in place | Edit in place |
| Fix reaches every language | No | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Missing languages drafted | No | No | Yes | Yes |
| Generate new articles | Yes | Yes | Yes, as drafts | Yes, as drafts |
| Cleanup (early access) | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Diagrams (early access) | Yes | No | No | No |
| Product updates page | Yes | No | No | No |
Your help center is in Notion
Each page is checked on its own. Fixes are edited in place, and the product-updates changelog lives here too. Translated pages are not linked, so a fix reaches one language. See Connect Notion.
Your help center is Markdown in a repo
Translations are found by folder layout, and a fix reaches every linked language as one pull request or commit. You merge it in GitHub. Missing languages are not drafted. See Connect GitHub.
Your help center is in Zendesk or Intercom
Fixes are edited in place in every language, and a missing language can be drafted for you. Zendesk lists draft articles too. Intercom lists published articles only. See Connect Zendesk Guide and Connect Intercom Articles.
More than one?
One repo can feed several destinations at once. See One repo, several help centers.
Try Amendary on your own help center
Connect Notion, GitHub, Zendesk or Intercom and pick the articles to watch. Your first check shows what Amendary would fix, with the change as proof.
Free for 14 days with no card, and every edit waits for your review. Or free forever with your own Anthropic API key. Code is never touched.