Docmost | Open-source collaborative wiki and documentation software
DocMost
Introduction
Docmost is an open-source, self-hosted collaborative wiki and documentation platform designed as an alternative to tools like Confluence and Notion. It enables teams to create, manage, and share knowledge through real-time editing, structured spaces, and robust permission controls.
Use Cases
Team Knowledge Bases
Centralize and organize internal documentation for easy access.
Project Documentation
Maintain detailed records of project developments and updates.
Collaborative Wikis
Enable teams to co-author content and share insights seamlessly.
Technical Manuals
Document technical processes and guidelines for reference.
Educational Resources
Create and manage instructional materials collaboratively.
Features & Benefits
Real-Time Collaborative Editor
Simultaneously edit pages with support for diagrams, tables, LaTeX, and embeds.
Diagram Support
Integrated tools like Mermaid, Draw.io, and Excalidraw for visual representations.
Spaces
Organize content into dedicated areas for teams, projects, or departments.
Permissions System
Control access levels for viewing, editing, and managing content.
Groups
Manage user roles and permissions collectively through group assignments.
Comment System
Engage in discussions directly on pages with inline comments.
Page History
Track changes and revert to previous versions as needed.
Search Functionality
Quickly locate information using Postgres full-text search.
Nested Pages
Structure content hierarchically with drag-and-drop organization.
Attachments
Easily add images and files via clipboard or upload, supporting S3 and local storage.
Import/Export
Transfer pages in Markdown and HTML formats to avoid vendor lock-in.
Multilingual Support
Available in over 10 languages to cater to diverse teams.