MokuDocs 2.0
A documentation template built around the reading experience.
Price
$79 USD
Current version
2.0
Released
Category
Framer, Template, Documentation
Single use license. Native Framer Site Search needs a Pro plan or higher.
MokuDocs is a documentation template for Framer built around the reading experience, running entirely on native Framer CMS.
Most docs sites need an engineer for every content change: a new page, a release note, a term that needs explaining twice. MokuDocs 2.0 moves that work onto native Framer CMS, so whoever owns the content ships it themselves. Docs, changelog and glossary live in the same Framer project, behind one publish button, no separate changelog tool, no separate docs platform, no extra login to manage.
Docs and Categories are CMS collections, not hardcoded pages. Add a doc, assign a category, publish, live the same day a feature ships instead of waiting for the next sprint.
Every release gets a page automatically, filterable by tag, in the same project as your docs. Release notes become part of your ship cadence, not a separate tool to log into.
WCAG AA keyboard navigation, focus states, and semantic structure are already checked and fixed, one less blocker in a customer's procurement or compliance review before a deal closes.
4 pages, 4 CMS collections, 9 code components, dedicated phone layouts, WCAG AA contrast throughout.
Released July 2026. A rebuild on native Framer CMS that adds the glossary, changelog tag filtering, saved highlights and runtime theming. This is the version sold on this page.
Released April 2026. The first release, with sidebar navigation, Cmd+K search, dark mode, bookmarks, reading progress and 18 sample docs. Still on sale at $19 if a simpler template covers your needs.
An auto-generated table of contents sits beside every doc as a quiet reading rail, tracking the current section as readers move through the page.
Every doc lives in one filterable index, organised by category and driven entirely by the CMS. New pages appear the moment they are published.
Terms open as definitions in place, so readers never leave the page to understand a concept. The glossary is a CMS collection like everything else.
Readers save pages as they go and pick up where they left off, straight from the header on any page.
A selection becomes a saved passage with a note attached, ready to find again from the highlights icon in the header.
All content lives in native Framer CMS. Docs, changelog and glossary are collections in the same project, behind one publish button.