Your domain. Your welcome.
Choose a branded orka.help address or connect your own domain. Set the title, subtitle, main color and link back to your website. Your knowledge should feel like part of your business.
Your help center, your chat widget and Orky.
All learning from the same useful knowledge.
Free on every plan. Multilingual from day one. Your own domain.
Try this example: search an article, change the language and open an answer. The same idea belongs in your widget.
No matching articles. Try another search.
Illustrative articles and reactions. No message is sent.
Publishing is only the beginning. Keep the structure, translations and answers up to date as your business changes.
Choose a branded orka.help address or connect your own domain. Set the title, subtitle, main color and link back to your website. Your knowledge should feel like part of your business.
Group articles into collections, add sections and set the order. Filter by collection or publication state, search your articles and keep drafts separate from published answers.
Write and preview your content, add a title and icon, set the excerpt and URL slug. Clear headings and readable text help people and AI systems understand the material. Markdown alone is not a ranking guarantee.
Choose the source language and add the languages your visitors read. AI translates articles in the background. Correct any translation by hand and use the outdated markers after editing the original.
Set article meta titles and descriptions with an autofill option. Translated public titles, subtitles and interface labels help each language feel like a complete help center.
See article views and reader reactions. Use them to find the answers people rely on and the ones that need another pass. Publish or unpublish articles as the product changes.
Write in your source language. Translate in the background. Review the words that matter. When the original changes, outdated translations are marked so you know what needs another look.
Collections are translated when created or renamed. Public titles and subtitles are translated when saved or when a language is added, and remain editable. Visitors get localized search, buttons and labels too.
Import existing help content from supported providers, including GitBook, Intercom, Crisp, Gorgias and Gleap. Then review the structure, links and formatting before publishing.
You keep editorial control. An import is a starting point: check important policies, organize the collections and make sure translated content still says what you mean.
Make room for your knowledgePublished articles appear on your public site, can be shown in the widget and feed Orky. Clear, accurate documentation gives both visitors and AI a better place to start.
Enable the public help center and the widget Help tab separately. You decide how people discover your knowledge and when a conversation is the better next step.
Meet Orky & explore AI pricing ↗Yes. Orka includes the help center on every plan, with multilingual publishing. Your team size and other support features still depend on the plan. Managed Orky token usage is priced separately; free help-center access is not a promise of unlimited AI-agent usage.
Yes. Use an orka.help address or connect your own domain, such as help.yourcompany.com. The setup shows the DNS record to add. You can also set your site title, subtitle, color and website link.
Yes. Choose the language in the article editor and edit its text. Source changes mark translations outdated, and you can translate missing content or run a translation again. Review important policy wording before relying on it.
Markdown keeps content readable and structured, which is useful for authoring and reuse. It does not guarantee search rankings or AI citations. Useful text, clear navigation, accessible pages and current information still matter.
No. It gives visitors a way to find an answer and gives Orky useful knowledge. People can still start a conversation when the question needs context, an exception or a human decision.
Live chat. Shared knowledge. An AI teammate.
And a little room for the rest of your life.