Doczoid User Guide

Welcome to Doczoid — a single workspace for documentation, diagrams, and presentations that stay in sync with each other.

This guide is organized wiki-style: key terms are highlighted and linked to the page that explains them, so you can follow your curiosity from any starting point.

Start here

• Core Concepts — the vocabulary in one place.

The building blocks

• Docs — Notion-style text documents made of blocks.
• Zoids — slide-based presentations.
• Diagrams — visual canvases of shapes and connections.
• Containers — group and theme shapes on a canvas.
• PortalSnips — reusable, live-updating content.

Working together

• Collaboration — comments, live presence, real-time editing, versions, and notifications.
• Teams & Sharing — membership, roles, and share links.

The one-paragraph overview

Everything in Doczoid lives inside a Team. A team holds Docs (Notion-style text with optional diagrams) and Zoids (slide presentations). On any canvas — a Diagram or a Zoid slide — you arrange shapes and connect them with edges, and you can wrap related shapes in a Container to group and theme them. When a piece of content needs to appear in more than one place, you turn it into a PortalSnip — a snippet that updates everywhere it's used. And because teams work together, every document supports live collaboration: shared editing, comments, presence, and version history.