Everything a knowledge base needs.
Nothing it doesn't.
Write once. Refine forever.
A distraction-free editor with real-time co-authoring, inline comments, and version diffing. See exactly who changed what — and roll back any edit in two clicks.
Your wiki can be live in under two minutes.
From one edit to
ten thousand contributors.
WikiEngine scales without re-architecting. Every feature works at 1 contributor and at 10,000 — same codebase, same API.
Contributor momentum
Real-time activity feeds, leaderboards, and edit streaks keep your community engaged. Gamification that respects the work.
Edit approval workflows
Your wiki is waiting.
Free tier includes 5 contributors, unlimited articles, and full API access.
Built by obsessives,
for everyone who cares.
The archive we always needed.
“I've been cataloging every episode of a 12-season anime since 2019. WikiEngine is the first platform that doesn't fight me — the editor is fast, the search actually works, and I can lock pages during active arcs so drive-by edits don't break continuity.”
Documentation that actually ships.
“We maintain docs for three open-source libraries with 40+ contributors. The GitHub Actions integration means every merged PR can trigger a doc update. We went from 2-week doc lag to same-day. The diff view alone saved us from three major breaking-change disasters.”
History that won't vanish.
“Our neighborhood association started this wiki to preserve oral histories from residents who've lived here since the 1940s. WikiEngine's permission tiers let elders contribute without worrying about vandalism, and the export tools mean the data is never trapped.”
API docs that write themselves.
“We auto-generate stubs from our OpenAPI spec and let engineers fill in the examples and edge cases. The GraphQL API makes it trivial to pull wiki content into our developer portal. Six months in, our support tickets dropped 31%.”
Scale we didn't expect to need.
“We launched thinking we'd have 50 contributors. We have 4,200. WikiEngine never buckled — search stayed fast, permissions stayed sane, and the analytics told us exactly which pages needed attention before they became problems.”
The wiki is whatever
your community fills it with.
Start with one article. Invite one contributor. The engine handles everything else — search, permissions, versioning, and scale.