Zeroheight turns a Figma library into a browsable, always-current documentation site. It syncs components, styles, and specs automatically so the docs never fall behind the actual design files.
Documentation updates the moment a designer changes a component in Figma, and developers get direct access to code snippets and specs from the same page, which is the main reason teams cite it as ending the "the docs are out of date again" problem.
Design system teams who've tried maintaining docs manually in Notion or Confluence and watched them fall out of sync within a month.
Starter is $59/editor a month with team collaboration and custom branding included. Growth jumps to $399/month for more users and features, and Enterprise is custom, so map the number of editors (not merely viewers) needed before picking a tier.
Manage, document and deliver design systems in one place.
