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Welcome to WikiIndex, a wiki of all wiki, wiki people, wiki software, wiki farms, and wiki ideas, a 'work in progress' founded in 2006.

An Otter Wiki is Python-based software for collaborative content management, called a wiki. The content is stored in a git repository, which keeps track of all changes. Markdown is used as Markup language. An Otter Wiki is written in python using the microframework Flask.

BreezeWiki makes wiki pages on Fandom readable. It removes ads, videos, and suggested content, leaving you with a clean page that doesn't slow down your device or use up your data. BreezeWiki can also be called an "alternative frontend for Fandom".

Integrates docs and notes, autolinks knowledge, enables background search, public sharing, real-time collaboration, and connects external tools for seamless teamwork.

Notejoy is a collaborative notes app for you and your team. It helps you get your most important work out of the noise of email & chat and into a fast and focused workspace.

Phorge is an open source, community driven platform for collaborating, managing, organizing and reviewing software development projects.

A web archives viewer offering the ability to browse offline millions of articles from large community projects such as Wikipedia or Wikisource.

A web-based solution for sharing know-how: work instructions, procedures, knowledge base, product support, enterprise wiki.

HandWiki is a wiki encyclopedia dedicated to scientific computing and science. This wiki can be used for collaborative editing of articles about applications of computers and software programs in different areas of science, finance and engineering.

BlueSpice is your tool for documentation and centrally collecting and sharing knowledge. BlueSpice turns Wikipedia’s popular software engine MediaWiki into a fully-fledged EnterpriseWiki solution.

IGN is your site for Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PC, 3DS, PS Vita & iPhone games with expert reviews, news, previews, trailers, cheat codes, wiki guides & walkthroughs

Saves Wikipedia articles that are marked for deletion; allows articles on anything and everything.

Multilingual documentation reduces doc time by 60%. Enables collaborative editing, searchable repository, and real-time updates with version control.

Turn your notes into a website.

ProProfs Knowledge Base is knowledge management software used to create highly-searchable online FAQ’s to improve customer service and reduce tickets. ProProfs helps centralize access to all your files, documents and how-to articles ensuring they can be accessed across multiple...

Open-source and local-first Slack and Notion alternative that puts you in control of your data.

LibreGameWiki the free gaming encyclopedia for games developed as open source and using open media.

TiddlyWiki for Windows. A unique non-linear notebook for capturing, organising and sharing complex information. ATWiki is an independent project of TiddlyWiki.

Ema Personal Wiki uses Markdown to freely create and manage structured notes, like a website. Using WikiWords you can create notebook with linkable pages for tracking your notes, todo lists, bookmarks, your life - in the most flexible way.

Raneto is an open source Knowledgebase platform that uses static Markdown files to power your Knowledgebase.

WikWok is a beautiful and functional app that transforms your Wikipedia reading experience into an engaging, TikTok-style article feed. Learn something new with every scroll!.

WikiForge is a premium wiki hosting service based on MediaWiki which offers dozens of features such as custom domain support, ElasticSearch, single sign on support, and the ability to choose over 300 extensions and skins.

Guru is a company wiki that works in your workflow, so the information you need to do your job is always at your fingertips.

Infogalactic is an Internet-based, free-content encyclopedia project that is a dynamic fork of Wikipedia and improves upon the online encyclopedia's model of openly editable content. Infogalactic's pages are interlinked in order to connect the user to related pages with...

StoneNotes came about because of our frustration with existing personal wiki programs and knowledge management systems. They're bloated and hard to use. They never quite do what you want.