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All your content in one collaborative place. Sleek, easy to use, GDPR-compliant and affordable.

NoteLynX is the unique, 3-in-1 Outliner, Mindmap and Personal Wiki with embedded Hyperlinks to cross reference your notes. NoteLynX also lets a child note have Multiple Parents, enabling it to belong to multiple lists.

Shrtct is a productivity tool for teams, providing in-context communication (chit chat free!) via Shrtct Hashes. It's great for preparing your team, making important decisions, gathering and storing information, planning, debating and hashing it out.

UserPress is a wiki plugin for WordPress offering sophisticated functionality wrapped in a simple, intuitive interface. UserPress allows users to edit and create content using your front-end theme (as opposed to the wp-admin area), much like Wikipedia.

Standing on the shoulders of Trac, Apache Bloodhound is a project hosted by the Apache Software Foundation. Currently, it has three key aims :

Oddmuse is a wiki engine.

Oddmuse is one Perl script – and, optionally, one Perl script configuration and suite of Perl script extensions, CSS themes, and installation examples. Oddmuse leverages your local filesystem for storing, restoring, and versioning page content, rather t.

Community driven gaming wiki platform.

LionWiki is a minimalist Wiki engine programmed in PHP. It is extensible, templatable, file based (it doesn't need database like MySQL) and requires just one file to function. It is suitable for small websites, personal notebooks or journals.

Cyn.in is a group collaboration software created by Cynapse, that inter-connects your people with each other and their collective knowledge, seamlessly. Cyn.in helps teams to build collaborative knowledge by sharing and discussing various forms of digital content within a...

LibertyEngine is a MediaWiki syntax-compatible wiki engine developed by Librewiki and developed in Node.js.

Kablink is the first Enterprise suite for team collaboration built on an Open Source project to unify team workspaces with real-time conferencing, while encouraging rapid user adoption through social networking software.

MarkWiki aims to be dead simple. MarkWiki was born out of frustration with bad documentation tools behind a company firewall that were too complex.

A simple, Git-powered wiki with a sweet API and local frontend.

Markdoc is a lightweight Markdown-based wiki system. It’s been designed to allow you to create and manage wikis as quickly and easily as possible.

The OSx86 Project is the undisputed leader in information regarding OS X on x86 hardware and Apple's Intel transition. It offers users a place to trade and share information about OSx86 and the various hardware needed to run it; a virtual Wikipedia of OSx86 resources.

You’re seeking an intranet to launch your organization to new levels of productivity, collaboration, and success. With GreenOrbit, you get all the features and apps of your dream intranet in a single solution.

Eurodance Encyclopeadia eurodance music database of artist biographies,music and news

BoltWire is an easy to use web development system with surprising flexibility and power. Our innovative architecture plus best-in-class forms processing makes it easy to create complex, interactive, web applications fast. Best of all, it's FREE...

Manage your business with a single application. You can use Hracles for issue tracking, human resources management, absence management, calendar, service desk, document management like wiki and chatting.

It's time for organizations to stop using outdated and non-structured tools to manage their knowledge. Dokkument helps organization better organize information created by their employees

HaxHQ is a new pentest reporting tool which is intuitive to use and very fast. No initial configuration required, other than applying branding to the default report template. You can host it locally, with full control over the host and full visibility into the source code.

Conservapedia, launched on November 21, 2006, is a conservative, family-friendly Wiki encyclopedia. It was founded by teacher and attorney Andrew Schlafly with the help of several students from his fall 2006 World History class.