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#2 Notion
All‑in‑one workspace for notes, docs, databases, and public pages; easy to share and embed content on the web.
Networked note‑taking tool with bi‑directional links; can publish public graphs via Roam‑to‑Web.
#4 Logseq
Open‑source, local‑first outliner with markdown/Org‑mode support; publish via Logseq‑Publish or static‑site generators.
#5 GitBook
Collaborative documentation platform that turns markdown repositories into searchable, hosted docs sites.
Hosted documentation service that builds Sphinx/MkDocs sites from your repo and serves them with versioning.
#7 MkDocs
Static site generator focused on project documentation; works with Markdown and a variety of themes.
#8 Docusaurus
Facebook‑maintained React‑based static site generator for documentation and blogs.
#9 Hugo
Fast static‑site generator written in Go; popular for knowledge bases and personal docs.
#10 Jekyll
Ruby‑based static site generator, the engine behind GitHub Pages; ideal for markdown‑driven knowledge sites.
#11 Confluence
Atlassian’s enterprise wiki with rich collaboration, permissions, and publishing to public portals.
#12 Slab
Modern knowledge‑base platform with clean UI, powerful search, and public sharing options.
#13 Nuclino
Collaborative wiki with real‑time editing, markdown support, and public page publishing.
#14 Coda
Doc‑as‑app platform that lets you build interactive knowledge bases and publish them as web pages.
#15 Tettra
Team knowledge base that integrates with Slack and offers public pages for external audiences.
#16 Wiki.js
Open‑source, Node.js‑based wiki engine with markdown editing, version control, and public site hosting.
#17 BookStack
Free, open‑source platform for creating beautiful documentation and knowledge bases; supports public publishing.
#18 MediaWiki
The software behind Wikipedia; highly extensible for large‑scale public knowledge bases.
#19 Foam
VS Code extension that brings a personal knowledge graph to markdown files; can be exported via static‑site tools.
#20 TiddlyWiki
Self‑contained, single‑file wiki that can be hosted publicly or shared as a standalone HTML file.
#21 Outline
Open‑source knowledge base for teams with markdown editing, granular permissions, and public sharing.