I feel like Joggr has helped breathe life into our documentation culture, and it's not just about centralizing documentation vs the current state of docs and knowledge being spread out in wiki pages, READMEs, or Notion docs.

From a feature perspective you can get an alert when a code change (GitHub pull request) might make a document out of date is incredibly helpful in preventing stale docs (which is a good thing when you really need a runbook). The Joggr search experience is solid, and their thoughtful emphasis on dev-first templates has been helpful.

The team is also very engaged and interested in feedback. It feels good to ask for a feature in slack and then see them launch it not long after.