About these guides
This library is published by WaveTech LLC, the maker of gitHtml. It helps developers create, organize, troubleshoot, and read the documents in their repositories.
How the articles are made
The guides use AI-assisted research and writing. They combine practical editorial guidance, original illustrative examples, and links to primary documentation. We check article structure, metadata, links, and rendering before publication. We do not claim every command has been run on every platform, or that every example has been tested in the App Store version of gitHtml.
Commands and templates are starting points. Check their prerequisites and adapt the paths, versions, and permissions to your project. Example projects and incidents are illustrative, not customer case studies. We do not invent customer results, benchmark measurements, or expert endorsements.
What gitHtml does
gitHtml is an iPhone and iPad reader for .html files in GitHub repositories. It is not a documentation generator, code editor, or hosting service. A tool mentioned in a guide runs separately; a guide is not a claim that gitHtml supports all of that tool's output, JavaScript, or linked assets.
Repository documents and notes are stored locally. The app also uses account, activity, purchase, and attribution services as described in the privacy policy. “Local-first” does not mean that the app collects no data.
Dates, sources, and corrections
Each article includes its publication date and source links. A date records when our article was published; it does not certify that every dependency is unchanged. Vendor documentation is the authority for current product behavior. We update publication metadata only when the corresponding content changes.
If you find an error, send the guide URL, the relevant passage, and the corrected behavior or source to support@wavetechhq.com. Do not include private repository files, access tokens, or customer data.
Our commercial interest
We make gitHtml and link to it where relevant. Other products are discussed to explain workflows, not to imply affiliation or endorsement. GitHub and the other named products belong to their respective owners.