Welcome to Kilavuz
Kilavuz is a product for drafting, reviewing, and exporting hierarchical question lists. It lets teams build a question tree together, reorder it by drag-and-drop, and download the final form as a single Markdown file.
Why Kilavuz?
Many teams keep their interviews, retrospectives, or discovery notes as a structured question tree, but versioning, sharing, and turning those trees into other documents often get stuck in whatever note app happens to be open. Kilavuz treats the question tree as a first-class data structure and ties the following operations together:
- Hierarchical editing — Questions may contain nested follow-ups; the tree is reordered with drag-and-drop.
- Soft delete — Deleting a question never orphans the children; a safe-delete flow warns you before the change is applied.
- Markdown export — The whole tree, with hierarchical numbering, can be downloaded as a single Markdown file.
Product surfaces
Kilavuz consists of three main surfaces:
| Surface | Address | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Public web | https://kilavuz.app | Marketing, pricing, signup |
| Admin | https://admin.kilavuz.app | Admin panel for teams and user management |
| Documentation | https://blog.kilavuz.app | These documents (Starlight) and product updates |
The API surface is served at https://api.kilavuz.app; authentication
and content endpoints are summarized in the API
reference.
What to expect about language
The application opens in Turkish by default. Even when your browser
preference is not tr-TR or tr, the app loads Turkish; you can
switch to English via the English link in the top bar. Your
choice is persisted under localStorage["kilavuz.locale"] and is
restored on your next visit.
Where to find help
- Getting started guide — Step-by-step instructions for opening your first account and building your first question tree.
- Security and privacy guide — A summary of authentication, sessions, cookie consent, and data retention.
- Integrations guide — How we talk to Stripe, the email provider, and the admin panel.
- API reference — The Markdown export endpoint and authentication headers.
- Blog — Launch notes, product stories, and release updates.