Docs Site Template

File-based MDX documentation with generated routes, per-page SEO, sticky sidebar, and copyable code blocks. No CMS, database, or hosted-docs lock-in.

Documentation that looks shipped on day one.

Open the full template in a new tab on desktop, tablet, and mobile.

Docs site template homepage and navigation

Drop files in. Routes appear.

Add .md or .mdx under content/docs and the template generates sidebar entries, nested /docs routes, per-page metadata, and sitemap output. No CMS setup, no database, no hosted-docs tax.

  • Frontmatter-driven title, description, section, and order
  • Nested folders become nested routes automatically
  • Sitemap and metadata generated at build time
Docs site template file-based routing and architecture

Sidebar, TOC, and code blocks that feel native.

Sticky navigation, scroll-spy table of contents with layoutId indicators, copyable code blocks, and command tabs. The details that make internal docs feel like a product surface.

  • Sticky sidebar with active-section highlighting
  • Copy-to-clipboard on every code fence
  • Theme tokens you control from one palette file
Docs site template content layout with code blocks and sidebar

Self-hosted docs without the SaaS bill.

MD/MDX content

Write docs in Markdown or MDX with full React component support where you need it.

Generated routes

Every file under content/docs maps to a live /docs URL with zero manual routing.

Per-page SEO

Title, description, and Open Graph metadata from frontmatter on every page.

No Wensity lock-in

Standalone Next.js app. No @wensity packages in the buyer ZIP.

Theme controls

Switch accent palette from the template theme bridge or edit tokens directly.

Lifetime updates

Next.js bumps, dependency patches, and new doc components included forever.

Frequently asked questions

Licensing, stack, and what you get on download.

No. It is a file-based Next.js docs template. Content lives in local MD/MDX files, so buyers can adapt it without setting up a database, auth provider, CMS, or hosted search service.
Yes. Add .md or .mdx files under content/docs with frontmatter. The template generates /docs routes, sidebar entries, per-page metadata, and sitemap entries from those files.
Put docs pages in content/docs. Use src/content.ts for global brand, top navigation, footer, and the homepage demo content.
Yes. Nested files under content/docs become nested routes under /docs, and each page can define its own title, description, section, and order.
Yes. The license permits internal projects. The template itself does not ship auth; add your preferred auth layer if the docs need to be private.
No. The standalone template repo is a normal Next.js app. Any preview bridge code is neutral iframe/theme/noindex behavior and does not import Wensity packages.
Every minor and major release for the life of the template. v1.x today, v2.x when Next.js ships React 20 features, v3.x for whatever comes after. One purchase, no subscription.

Self-hosted. No SaaS tax.
$59, lifetime.

One purchase, full source, and no hosted-docs lock-in. Add MDX files, adjust the theme tokens, swap assets, and deploy it anywhere Next.js runs.

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