Gollum is a simple, Git-powered wiki. A Gollum wiki is just a Git repository containing human-editable text and markup files, so your documentation gets the full power of version control: history, diffs, branches, and reverts. Pages can be written in Markdown, Org-mode, Textile, Asciidoc, RST, and more, and can be edited either with your favourite […]

XWiki is a second-generation, enterprise-grade wiki platform written in Java. Unlike simple note-taking wikis, XWiki is a full development platform: you can build structured applications on top of wiki pages, with inline forms, database-like storage, and programmatic logic. It is used by organisations worldwide for intranets, knowledge bases, and collaborative documentation, and it scales from […]

Zim is a graphical desktop wiki that stores pages as plain text files with a lightweight wiki markup. It is designed to make local note-taking and knowledge management fast and pleasant: pages are organised into notebooks, formatted with simple markup, and linked together — with everything searchable from a built-in index. Because pages are plain […]

TiddlyWiki is a unique self-contained wiki that lives in a single HTML file. Created by Jeremy Ruston, it is a non-linear personal web notebook where all your notes, ideas, tasks, and journal entries are stored in one portable file that works entirely in the browser with no server required. Because everything is in one file, […]

Docmost is an open-source collaborative wiki and documentation platform designed as a self-hosted alternative to Confluence and Notion. It provides a clean, intuitive interface for teams to create, organize, and share knowledge with real-time collaboration features. Built with modern web technologies and deployable via Docker, Docmost offers the documentation capabilities of enterprise platforms without the […]