Wiki.js
From $1.29 / app / month
Modern wiki with markdown and visual editing, version history on every page, and search that actually finds things.
Included in every Flex plan. The from price is Flex Pro paid yearly, running 18 apps at once. Flex starts at $9.00 a month for 4 apps.
What is Wiki.js?
Wiki.js is a wiki engine that looks and behaves like a modern web application rather than something from 2004. It handles markdown, visual editing and raw HTML, keeps a full history of every page, and puts a genuinely fast search in front of it all.
Features
- Several editors, markdown, visual, raw HTML and a code editor, chosen per page.
- Version history on every page, with side by side diffs and one click restore.
- Fast search with a pluggable engine, so large wikis stay usable.
- Page tree navigation with tags, so structure and cross cutting labels both work.
- Comments on pages, useful for review workflows.
- Asset management for images and files, with folders.
- Theming including a dark mode that is not an afterthought.
- Open source, AGPL licensed.
Why run Wiki.js on ElfHosted?
- HTTPS on your own ElfHosted subdomain, certificates handled for you.
- PostgreSQL runs alongside it, configured and backed up, so there is no database to provision.
- Nightly backups into your own backup volume, restorable by you without waiting on anyone.
- Updates tracked and applied.
- SSO through your ElfHosted account.
Wiki.js is the wiki that does not feel like a chore to write in. Hosted on ElfHosted with HTTPS, a managed database, nightly backups and tracked updates.
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