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Description
Wiki.js is a powerful and extensible open-source wiki software designed to make documentation a joy to write. Built on Node.js, it offers a beautiful and intuitive interface that simplifies the documentation process for teams of all sizes. Whether you want to host it yourself or deploy it on a cloud provider, Wiki.js provides the flexibility you need to get started quickly and efficiently.…
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Highlights
- Easy Installation
- Customizable
- Authentication
- Editors
- Version Tracking
- Localization
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Wiki.js FAQ
What is Wiki.js?
Wiki.js is a powerful and extensible open-source wiki software designed to make documentation a joy to write. Built on Node.js, it offers a beautiful and intuitive interface that simplifies the documentation process for teams of all sizes. Whether you want to host it yourself or deploy it on a cloud provider, Wiki.js provides the flexibility you need to get started quickly and efficiently.
Is Wiki.js free?
Yes. Wiki.js is free to use.
Do I need to download Wiki.js?
No. Wiki.js runs in your browser at js.wiki, so there's nothing to install.
Who makes Wiki.js?
Wiki.js is made by Requarks.
What can you do with Wiki.js?
Main features: Easy Installation, Customizable, Authentication, Editors, Version Tracking.
What are the best Wiki.js alternatives?
Popular alternatives to Wiki.js include Wiki-Go, Raneto and Otter Wiki. See all Wiki.js alternatives