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DocuPoints scans your backend project and extracts every API endpoint automatically — method, path, request body, response shape, middleware, and exceptions. No annotations, no config files, no manual work. Supports Spring Boot, Express.js, FastAPI, and Django REST Framework. Scanning runs locally so your code never leaves your machine. Publish live docs to a public URL or export to OpenAPI, Postman, Markdown, DOCX, or PDF.
I built DocuPoints because I kept running into the same problem on my own projects. API docs that go stale the moment you ship anything new. I did not like manually writing documentation.
DocuPoints takes a different approach: it reads your source code directly and figures everything out itself. No extra markup, no annotations, no YAML to maintain.
A common question I've already gotten is "why not just use the built-in /docs that FastAPI or Swagger gives you?" Fair point, but those are tied to your running server, can't be shared with a client or teammate who doesn't have the project running locally, and give you no history of how your API has changed over time. DocuPoints gives you versioned endpoints, a team changelog feed, per-endpoint notes, and a hosted public URL, all without touching your code. It works across Spring Boot, Express.js, FastAPI, and Django REST Framework in one place.
Free tier is available, no credit card needed. Just launched and would genuinely love feedback from anyone who's dealt with documentation drift before.
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About DocuPoints on Product Hunt
“Auto-generate API docs by scanning your codebase”
DocuPoints was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #151 on the daily leaderboard. DocuPoints scans your backend project and extracts every API endpoint automatically — method, path, request body, response shape, middleware, and exceptions. No annotations, no config files, no manual work. Supports Spring Boot, Express.js, FastAPI, and Django REST Framework. Scanning runs locally so your code never leaves your machine. Publish live docs to a public URL or export to OpenAPI, Postman, Markdown, DOCX, or PDF.
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Joseph Adeola
Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built DocuPoints because I kept running into the same problem on my own projects. API docs that go stale the moment you ship anything new. I did not like manually writing documentation.
DocuPoints takes a different approach: it reads your source code directly and figures everything out itself. No extra markup, no annotations, no YAML to maintain.
A common question I've already gotten is "why not just use the built-in /docs that FastAPI or Swagger gives you?" Fair point, but those are tied to your running server, can't be shared with a client or teammate who doesn't have the project running locally, and give you no history of how your API has changed over time. DocuPoints gives you versioned endpoints, a team changelog feed, per-endpoint notes, and a hosted public URL, all without touching your code. It works across Spring Boot, Express.js, FastAPI, and Django REST Framework in one place.
Free tier is available, no credit card needed. Just launched and would genuinely love feedback from anyone who's dealt with documentation drift before.
Happy to answer any questions here.