SSlite

Docmost is open-source collaborative wiki and documentation software for teams. Its documented workflows include real-time collaboration, spaces, permissions management, groups, comments, page history, search, file attachments, and embedded external content.

The product also supports diagrams through Draw.io, Excalidraw, and Mermaid, plus translations in more than ten languages. Users can try its cloud version or deploy the complete open-source core using the project's self-hosting documentation. The core is licensed under AGPL-3.0, while some enterprise features use a separate enterprise license.

Documize Community is an open-source knowledge-management solution for technical and non-technical users. It unifies customer-facing and internal documentation, organizing content with labels, spaces, and categories. The repository describes the product as a modern Confluence alternative and includes a screenshot of the product interface.

The application is built with Go and EmberJS and compiles to a single executable for Linux, Windows, macOS, and Raspberry Pi. Deployments require a database with full-text search support, including PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, MySQL, Percona, or MariaDB. Authentication options include email/password, LDAP, Active Directory, Keycloak, and CAS. Community+ additionally documents approval workflows, version and lifecycle management, feedback, PDF export, analytics, activity streams, audit logs, and assignments.

Alexandrie is an open-source, self-hosted wiki and knowledge-management platform for teams and individuals. Users create and maintain nested documents with an extended Markdown editor supporting LaTeX, custom containers, checkboxes, snippets, speech-to-text, and embedded diagrams. Documents can be organized across teams, workspaces, categories, and hierarchical nodes.

The platform provides full-text search with highlighted results, offline-first PWA access and synchronization, public links, granular workspace and node permissions, integrated Kanban boards, media previews, and ZIP import/export. It supports OIDC single sign-on, automated backup and restore workflows, and S3-compatible storage. Deployment is documented through Docker Compose, with the application available locally at port 8200.

Colanode is an open-source, local-first collaboration workspace for individuals and teams. Users can communicate through real-time chat, create rich-text documents, wikis, and notes, organize information in customizable databases with table, kanban, and calendar views, and store and share files within workspaces.

The client saves changes to a local SQLite database before synchronizing them with a server, supporting offline work and immediate local reads. CRDTs powered by Yjs enable concurrent editing of pages and database records. Colanode provides web and desktop clients, hosted cloud servers, and a self-hosted server deployment model using Docker Compose or Kubernetes, with Postgres, Redis, and configurable file storage backends.

OpenKB is an open-source knowledge-base system that compiles PDFs, Word files, Markdown, presentations, spreadsheets, text, URLs, and other sources into a structured wiki. It generates summaries, concept pages, entity pages, indexes, and cross-links, with support for long documents, figures, tables, images, and vectorless retrieval through PageIndex.

Users can query or chat with the compiled wiki and receive grounded answers with citations. The system can also generate agent skills, interactive knowledge graphs, and HTML slide decks. Its wiki uses Markdown files and cross-links and can be opened in Obsidian.

OpenKB is distributed as a Python package and exposes both a CLI and a bundled browser-based Knowledge Workbench. It can run locally with an LLM provider, while optional PageIndex Cloud support is available for selected indexing features.