The two most popular options are Docusaurus and Material MkDocs:

- https://docusaurus.io

- https://squidfunk.github.io/mkdocs-material/

They're both used by hundreds of open source projects, are pretty easy to set up, and use markdown for content so you shouldn't have any trouble.

What’s the complexity of your project? If you’re not a developer and it’s a simple project, I’d say do notion pages.

If devs like it I’m sure they will contribute to make a legit docs site for it.

Good way to start imo that has zero friction (for you) and I wouldn’t personally mind it since you get public URL’s.

Or use Codex or CC to make a markdown site hosted on GitHub io

A lot of static site generators support rendering markdown to HTML, can't give any specifics since you probably have your own preferred stack/language to use.

Can you tell more about the project? For a small one launching a complicated docs system could be overhead.

Sphinx, MkDocs, Docusaurus.

imo gitbook.com seems to be the easiest for nondevs

spin up a mediawiki container