Your docs deserve version control too.
Stop losing structure as documents grow. Slima gives you branching, file trees, and context-aware AI — a writing IDE built for how engineers actually think.
Sound familiar?
Notes scattered everywhere
Your research lives in Notion, your drafts in Google Docs, your specs in Confluence. Nothing is connected, and context is lost between tools.
Rewrites destroy earlier thinking
You restructure a section and lose the previous version. There's no diff, no branch, no way to recover the reasoning you had before.
Documents break as they scale
At 5 pages, everything is fine. At 50, sections contradict each other, structure feels arbitrary, and nobody knows what's current.
Write like you build software
A writing workspace with the tools engineers already trust — version control, file organization, and intelligent context.
Branching for Ideas
Explore alternative explanations or restructure sections without overwriting the original. Merge when you're ready — just like git.
Structured Workspace
Organize notes, drafts, and docs inside a single project with a file tree, split panes, and keyboard shortcuts you already know.
Context-Aware AI
The AI reads your entire project — not just the current paragraph. It understands the structure, catches inconsistencies, and suggests with full context.
Try a workspace that keeps up with your thinking
Bring your docs, notes, or specs. See how they connect inside a structured IDE.
Open the Writing StudioBuilt for technical writing at any scale
Whether it's internal docs, a technical book, or research notes — Slima scales with your thinking.
Technical Documentation
API references, architecture docs, onboarding guides — keep them in a connected project where updates propagate naturally.
Research & Analysis
Collect references, build arguments, and refine your thinking. Branch to explore tangents without losing the main thread.
Specs & Proposals
Draft RFCs, design docs, and proposals with version history. Compare approaches side-by-side before committing.
Technical Books & Courses
Manage chapters, code examples, and supporting materials in one place. The AI flags inconsistencies across the entire manuscript.
A workspace that feels like home
File trees, split panes, keyboard shortcuts, branching — the tools you already know, built for writing.
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Wikis are flat. Slima is structured.
Wikis scale wide, but not deep. Slima gives you the depth tools that long-form technical writing actually needs.
Questions
Is this like Notion or Confluence?
Can I import existing documents?
Does the AI rewrite my content?
Is it free?
Does it work offline?
Stop fighting your tools. Start building docs.
A writing IDE for people who think in systems.
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