Alternatives to @WIKI

BlueSpice

BlueSpice suits companies that need shared documentation, controlled access, and workflows for company knowledge.

BookStack

BookStack suits people or teams able to host and maintain their own information platform.

Foswiki suits teams seeking a self-hosted knowledge-sharing platform or a basis for custom wiki applications.

Docmost suits teams that need shared documentation with real-time editing, structured views, and migration from common documentation tools.

PmWiki suits groups that want to maintain a website collaboratively with page-level access controls and self-hosted storage.

ikiwiki suits people building self-hosted wikis, blogs, or static websites from editable source pages.

MediaWiki

MediaWiki suits organizations or communities that want to host and maintain a customizable knowledge wiki.

It suits people who want a customizable notebook for linked notes, lists, projects, or websites.

Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware

Tiki suits individuals, groups, and organizations that want a self-hosted system for shared content and collaboration.

MoinMoin suits teams seeking a self-hosted, extensible wiki with revision history and configurable access controls.

Fandom suits fan communities that want public, collaborative documentation with mobile editing and discussion tools.

TWiki suits organizations building an intranet, knowledge base, FAQ, software documentation site, issue tracker, or document-management workflow.

Wiki.js

Wiki.js suits teams or individuals who want to host their own documentation platform across Linux, macOS, or Windows.

Miraheze suits people creating public or community wikis about technology, games, entertainment, science, or education.