Long-form documents with permanent conversation history. Specs, RFCs, architecture decisions, postmortems — every comment, every approval, every decision stays with the doc forever. No more “where is the latest version?”
Markdown, tables, diagrams, embeds. Start from a template or from a blank page. Docs live in the workspace, not in someone’s drive.
Comments thread against a paragraph and stay there. Six months later the argument that produced the decision is still one click away.
Mark a thread as a Decision Record: the call, who made it, when, and what was considered. It becomes searchable on its own.
Named approvers, an SLA timer, and a visible state. A spec that nobody approved cannot quietly become the plan.
A wiki keeps the current state and throws away the argument. Doc Threads keeps both, and makes the argument searchable, so nobody relitigates a decision that was already made carefully.
Yes. The importer maps pages, nesting and comments. Comment attribution survives the move.
A marked thread that captures the call, the owner, the date and the alternatives considered. It is indexed separately so you can read six months of decisions without reading six months of docs.
Workspace, team, or named people. Enterprise adds per-doc audit logs so you can prove who opened what.
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