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phpMyFAQ

A mobile-friendly, feature-rich, AI-ready open source FAQ web app for PHP 8.3+

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phpMyFAQ is a mobile-friendly, multilingual, AI-ready, scalable, completely database-driven FAQ software for single FAQ sites up to enterprise-ready integrations. It supports PHP 8.3 through 8.6, multiple databases (MySQL, MariaDB, PostgreSQL, MS SQL Server, SQLite3, Azure SQL, Elasticsearch, OpenSearch, Redis), unlimited FAQs, categories, users and groups, a WYSIWYG editor, 40+ languages with RTL layouts, an integrated MCP server for AI clients, a plugin system, and deployment on Docker or Kubernetes.

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