Our docs just moved (and got a lot better!)

We’re excited to announce that GravityKit documentation now lives at gravitykit.com/docs. The old https://www.gravitykit.com/docs/ URLs still work and redirect automatically, so existing bookmarks and links in forum threads keep working. But the new home is where we’ll be adding everything from here on, and it’s meaningfully better to use.

Here’s what changed.

Search that actually finds what you need

The new docs search is powered by Algolia. Type a misspelled hook name, a half-remembered setting label, or a plain-English question, and you’ll get relevant results ranked by what people click, not just what literally matches. If you’ve been stuck on “I know there’s an article about this” before but could never find it—that’s the problem we wanted to solve.

Easier to find your way around

A persistent docs menu bar sits at the top of every page, breadcrumbs show you exactly where you are in the hierarchy, and a sidebar surfaces related articles so you can follow a thread without bouncing back to search. It’s a small thing, but going from a setup guide to a related hook reference no longer means retracing your steps.

A table of contents on every article

Long articles now have a sticky table of contents. Jump straight to the step, hook, or troubleshooting note you need without scrolling or hitting Cmd+F. This is especially handy for the longer, more technical guides.

Consolidated resources on gravitykit.com

Moving off the subdomain means one site to bookmark and a faster trip between docs, product pages, the blog, and your account. This is part of our intiative to centralize our resources and marketing stack inside WordPress, and we’re loving it so far! Under the hood, the new docs section runs on the excellent BetterDocs plugin.

What this means for you

Nothing to update on your end. Old links redirect to their new homes, and search engines will catch up over the next few weeks.

The bigger picture: we’re centralizing everything on gravitykit.com so our docs, blog, and products live in one coherent place. That includes an intentional investment in docs that read well for humans and for AI assistants. We’re prioritizing clean structure, scannable sections, semantic headings, and predictable URLs. If you use Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor to work through a GravityKit implementation, you should notice the difference.

Bookmark the new docs →