RaQuest vs StrictDoc

RaQuest has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.

StrictDoc is open-source software for technical documentation and requirements management. It stores requirements and documentation as plain-text files that teams can version with Git, using SDoc or a Markdown dialect with traceability features. Requirements can link to source code, tests, and test reports, with navigation through a traceability graph. StrictDoc reports source-code coverage by requirement and generates diffs and changelogs between document-tree versions. Users can edit and review documents in a browser, IDE, or command-line workflow. Custom document grammars define project-specific fields and mandatory values. Exports include HTML and reStructuredText, with the latter feeding a Sphinx pipeline; PDF export is experimental. ReqIF import and export are experimental, and Excel XLS/XLSX and JSON are listed formats. A Python API supports extensions and engineering integrations. StrictDoc requires Python 3.10 or newer, runs a local web server, and offers pip and Docker installation paths. It is licensed under Apache License 2.0 and targets agile teams, safety- and security-critical projects, documentation teams, and university or research projects.