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Nulix is a modern knowledge base platform built for teams that want to deliver clear, organized, and beautiful documentation to their customers and communities. Whether you’re building a public help center, an internal wiki, or a customer-facing product guide, Nulix gives you the tools to structure your content, control who sees what, and make information easy to find — all without writing a single line of code.

Quick Start

Get your knowledge base live in minutes. Create your account, write your first article, and share it with your audience.

Core Concepts

Understand how Nulix organizes content — knowledge bases, categories, articles, and audiences explained.

Publishing

Learn how to create and manage articles, organize them into categories, and control visibility for different audiences.

Integrations

Connect Nulix to the tools you already use via webhooks, the REST API, and native integrations.

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How NULIX Platform Works

Getting started with Nulix is straightforward. Follow these three steps to go from a blank workspace to a fully published knowledge base.
1

Create your knowledge base

Sign up for a Nulix account and create your first knowledge base. Give it a name, choose a URL slug, and pick a theme that matches your brand. Your knowledge base is the top-level container for all your content.
2

Add and organize articles

Write articles using Nulix’s rich text and Markdown editor, then group them into categories so readers can navigate your content with ease. Use audience controls to decide exactly who can see each piece of content.
3

Share with your audience

Publish your knowledge base to your custom domain, share the public URL with customers, or invite team members to collaborate. Use the built-in analytics to see what your readers are searching for and where they need more help.

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Key Features

AI Search

Let readers find answers instantly with semantic AI search that understands natural language queries across all your content.

Custom Branding

Apply your logo, brand colors, and custom domain so your knowledge base feels like a seamless extension of your product.

Audience Controls

Publish content to specific audiences — show different articles to customers, partners, or internal teams using role-based visibility.