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Other documentation & knowledge bases platforms include Confluence, Slite, Slab, Nuclino, GitBook, Document360. They share a category, but their workflows, coverage, and terms can differ. These are options to evaluate, not ranked recommendations.

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Confluence

Team documentation and knowledge sharing.

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Slite

Company knowledge and documentation.

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Slab

Team knowledge bases and documentation.

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Nuclino

Collaborative team knowledge and documents.

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GitBook

Product documentation and knowledge publishing.

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Document360

Knowledge base and help documentation.

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ReadMe

Developer and API documentation.

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Docusaurus

Build documentation websites.

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Mintlify

Product and developer documentation.

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BookStack

Open-source knowledge and documentation.

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Outline

Team knowledge and document collaboration.

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Heptabase

Organize research and ideas with visual notes and whiteboards.

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Tana

Organize information with structured notes and connected workflows.

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Anytype

Build a personal knowledge workspace with connected objects and local-first storage.

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Logseq

Organize notes and knowledge with an open-source outliner.

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Trilium Notes

Maintain hierarchical notes and a personal knowledge base.

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SiYuan

Manage structured notes and connected knowledge in a local workspace.

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docmost Community Edition

Replace Confluence and Notion with secure on-premise documentation. ITAR, FedRAMP, and GDPR compliant wiki platform with SSO, MFA, and granular permissions.

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HedgeDoc

HedgeDoc (formerly known as CodiMD) is an open-source, web-based, self-hosted, collaborative markdown editor.

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Memos

Your own timeline for quick notes, private by default.

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Note Mark

Note Mark is a lighting fast and minimal; web-based Markdown notes app. Featuring a sleek and responsive web UI. It’s Open Source by design; ensuring you always own your notes and can transfer at any time. Top Features Fast Uses the latest.

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NoteDiscovery

Self-hosted Markdown knowledge base with AI assistant integration (MCP) for Claude & Cursor, wikilinks, graph view, drawing editor, LaTeX, Mermaid — free and open source.

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Otter Wiki

This is the home of An Otter Wiki1, a minimalistic wiki powered by python, markdown and git. Notable Features·Minimalistic interface with dark-mode support·Editor with tools for convenient markdown editing·Upload and attach files to pages, paste images….

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plumio

plumio — Privacy-first, self-hosted note-taking application. Deploy with Docker in minutes.

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Raneto

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

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SilverBullet

Start with a folder of markdown notes on your local machine. Grow it into your team’s shared memory, or your product’s public docs. Same tool, same files, fully under your control.

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Standard Notes

Our self-hosted server infrastructure consists of different microservices responsible for varying functionality. The self-hosted server….

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theme.park

theme.park contains 48 themed applications, with css addons on certain themes. Installation methods include custom docker mods for linuxserver.io containers, custom scripts for select Hotio containers and multiple examples of subfiltering using.

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Tiki

Tiki is the Free/Libre/Open Source Web Application with the most built-in features. Tiki Trackers is the built-in database web apps builder and low-code / no-code application framework.

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WackoWiki

WackoWiki is a light and easy to install multilingual Wiki-engine. Supports WYTIWYG-editing, page rights, design themes, file upload and email notification.

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XWiki

XWiki - The Advanced Open Source Enterprise and Application Wiki.

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Zim

Zim is a notepad like desktop application that is inspired by the way people use wikis.

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Open-source software

Gitit

A wiki using HAppS, pandoc, and git.

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Open-source software

LeafWiki

LeafWiki - Self-hosted wiki. Single Go binary, SQLite, Markdown on disk. No external database required.

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Open-source software

Many Notes

Markdown note-taking web application designed for simplicity.

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Open-source software

TriliumNext Notes

Build your personal knowledge base with Trilium Notes.

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