A structured wiki where your team already works
Organize knowledge into spaces and pages, write with rich blocks, and find anything with full-text search. Every version is kept and sharing is one click, so the wiki sits beside the rooms and chat — the place a decision is made is the place it gets written down.
Spaces & pages
Structure that scales past the first ten pages
Group knowledge into spaces, nest pages into a real hierarchy, and compose each page from rich blocks — headings, tables, callouts, code, and embeds. The tree stays navigable whether you have ten pages or ten thousand.
- Spaces and nested page hierarchies
- Rich-block editor: tables, callouts, code, embeds
- Favorites and a trash bin so nothing's lost by accident
History & search
Every version kept, every word findable
Version history records each edit, so you can see what changed and roll back without ceremony. Full-text search spans every space, turning the wiki into something you actually retrieve from, not just file into.
- Full version history with rollback
- Full-text search across every space
- Internal sharing grants with one click
Connected knowledge
Docs that link to the discussion and the canvas
A page doesn't stand alone — link it to the channel where it was debated and the whiteboard where it was sketched. Because chat, the canvas, and the wiki share one workspace, the context never lives in a different tool.
- Reference channels and threads from any page
- Carry whiteboard decisions into a written page
- @mention teammates who are already in the office
“We retired Confluence in a month. New pages get written right after the meeting that prompted them, search actually finds things, and version history settled every who-changed-what argument we used to have.”
FAQ
Questions, answered
Is the wiki included or a separate product?
How is it different from Confluence or Notion?
Can I import existing documents?
Is version history really kept for every edit?
Does it work self-hosted?
Write it down where the decision was made
Docs are included on every plan — start a space in the same workspace your team already uses.