Internal Wikis

A very light place to write short notes, privately, searchable and tagged.

A notebook whose notes stay as files you own.

It wraps an existing SQL database with an automatic web interface and an editing screen.

Turns a folder of Markdown files into a searchable documentation website, with every formerly sponsor-only feature now included.

Turns a folder of Markdown chapters into a searchable book-style website.

An editing screen for a website whose pages live as files in a repository, where every save becomes an ordinary commit.

A self-hosted question-and-answer site for a help centre, a community or an internal knowledge base.

An editing panel for websites whose content lives as files in a code repository.

A feed reader you run yourself, built as one small program plus a PostgreSQL database.

Astro's own documentation theme — the content that ranks for months and gets quoted by AI assistants.

A shared notepad in the browser where several people write the same document at the same time.

A notes system you run yourself that stores everything as plain Markdown files in a folder of your own.

A small self-hosted blog in one downloaded program.

It turns a shared email address into a list of tickets with owners, statuses and deadlines.

A command-line assistant for a folder of plain text notes.

A shared document store with tags, permissions, full-text search and reading of scanned pages.

A language server that gives a folder of Markdown notes links, backlinks, daily notes and completion inside an editor.