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wikmd is a file-based wiki that uses Markdown documents, converting them to HTML for viewing in the browser. Features listed include git support, image support, math and LaTeX, code highlighting, file searching, a dark theme, a knowledge graph and basic password protection. Data is stored as files rather than in a database.
Miraheze is a free wiki hosting service run by MediaWiki volunteers and a non-profit. It offers self-service configuration, over 300 extensions and skins, and custom domains at no cost. Wikis can cover topics such as technology, games, entertainment, sciences and education.
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Standard Notes is a note-taking app that protects notes and files with end-to-end encryption, offering sync across devices and Markdown and rich text note types. The site describes an offline copy of data and note history and backups. It states the app is free with unlimited notes and devices.
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wikmd is a file-based wiki that uses Markdown documents, converting them to HTML for viewing in the browser. Features listed include git support, image support, math and LaTeX, code highlighting, file searching, a dark theme, a knowledge graph and basic password protection. Data is stored as files rather than in a database.
Miraheze is a free wiki hosting service run by MediaWiki volunteers and a non-profit. It offers self-service configuration, over 300 extensions and skins, and custom domains at no cost. Wikis can cover topics such as technology, games, entertainment, sciences and education.
HelixNotes is a local markdown note-taking app built with Tauri, SvelteKit, and Rust. Notes are stored as standard Markdown files on the local filesystem. The Codeberg repository is a historical backup; the project has moved to GitLab and is no longer updated there.
Standard Notes is a note-taking app that protects notes and files with end-to-end encryption, offering sync across devices and Markdown and rich text note types. The site describes an offline copy of data and note history and backups. It states the app is free with unlimited notes and devices.
MicroPad is an open-source, free non-linear note-taking app with an infinite canvas for organising notes and notebooks. It runs in a web browser and on Windows, macOS and Linux, and supports μSync for synchronising notes across devices. It can import Evernote enex files and Markdown files, and export notes to markdown-formatted plain text.
Tolaria is a local-first Markdown knowledge base with native relationships, Git history, and AI workflows. Each note is a Markdown file with YAML frontmatter rather than a database or proprietary format. It includes a block-based editor with wikilinks and an integrated Git client for committing, pushing, and browsing history. AI features cover local CLI coding agents and local or API model providers. It is free and open source, with desktop builds for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
