Wikiful
Better wikis for everyone
Wikiful is a wiki and documentation tool positioned as a lighter alternative to enterprise wiki products. It offers edit-in-place editing without page reloads, per-wiki public/private access controls, and an export feature for saving wiki content locally. The product is offered on a free plan plus two paid plans, with a one-month free trial on paid tiers.
12 alternatives to Wikiful
Ranked by how well each tool replaces Wikiful: shared features, audience, price and popularity.
- 64 out of 100 match$4/mo
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Covers 0 of 6 key features and is open source.
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Open source59 out of 100 matchFreeThe Free Enterprise Collaboration Platform
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Open source58 out of 100 match—A non-linear personal web notebook.
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Free planOpen source58 out of 100 matchFree