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VertiWiki

VertiWiki is a modern client-side documentation engine and wiki. It runs completely in the browser via client-side JavaScript, rendering Markdown documents on the fly with zero backend servers, zero databases, and zero server-side build steps.

Official VertiWiki showcase page detailing the zero-backend architecture and single-file distribution.

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  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

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  • Online  100% static client-side web engine. Can be hosted on any static file server (Nginx, Caddy, Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Pages, or S3).
VertiWiki main documentation interface with sidebar navigation, dark theme, and client-side Markdown rendering.
Interactive Markdown features with syntax highlighting, GFM alerts, KaTeX math formulas, and dynamic Table of Contents.
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What is VertiWiki?

VertiWiki is a modern client-side documentation engine and wiki. It runs completely in the browser via client-side JavaScript, rendering Markdown documents on the fly with zero backend servers, zero databases, and zero server-side build steps.

The entire engine (in-memory full-text search with MiniSearch, Prism syntax highlighting, KaTeX math rendering, Mermaid.js diagrams, and DOMPurify sanitization) is bundled into a single standalone HTML file.

Users can drop this single file into any folder containing raw Markdown files and serve it statically via Nginx, Caddy, Cloudflare Pages, GitHub Pages, or S3.