Design docs that end in a decision.
Most teams write design docs in a tool built for something else: a wiki, a word processor, a workspace or a code host. Here is how Sekkei compares with each, honestly, and how to move across.
Sekkei vs Confluence
Looking for a Confluence alternative? Sekkei is a collaborative docs tool for design docs, RFCs and decision records, with built-in review rules, a decision log and AI agents that work with full context. Free to start.
Sekkei vs Google Docs
A Google Docs alternative for design docs and technical specs: comments that keep their reasoning, a decision log, review rules, editable diagrams and AI agents with their own identity. Free to start.
Sekkei vs Notion
A Notion alternative for engineering design docs and specs: structured reviews, approvals, a decision log, rejected alternatives and AI agents that work with full context. Free to start.
Sekkei vs GitHub
Reviewing design docs and RFCs in GitHub pull requests? Sekkei gives the whole team, not only engineers, a place to review designs, record decisions and work with AI agents. Free to start.