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Built in, not an integration

A structured wiki where your team already works

Organise knowledge into spaces and pages, write with rich blocks, keep every version, and find anything with search. The wiki sits beside the rooms, the tracker and the chat, so a decision gets written down where it was made.

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On every plan, including Free.

The flow
  1. Meet
  2. Capture
  3. Act

Next to the work

Docs that sit beside the tickets they explain

Attach a page to a work item, or open a project's docs from the project itself. The spec, the ticket and the people working on it are one click apart instead of three tools apart.

  • Link pages to tracker items
  • A Docs view inside each tracker project
  • Spaces and folders for everything else
See the work tracker

Your assistant can read them

Pages an AI assistant can find, read and update

Connect Claude or another MCP client, and it can search your spaces, read a page, and create or update one, with exactly the permissions of the person who connected it.

  • Search, read, create and update pages over MCP
  • Scoped to your own permissions
  • Turn a page into work items, or a work item into a page
See AI agents and MCP

Talk it through

The discussion is one click from the page

Because chat, rooms and the wiki share one workspace, the conversation about a page never lives in a different tool. Share the link in a channel, or talk it over in the room.

  • Share pages into any conversation
  • Mention teammates who are already in the office
  • Granular sharing when a page should stay small
See team chat

FAQ

Questions about docs

Something else on your mind? Write to hello@remotedesk.space.

Is the wiki included or a separate product?

It is built into Remote Desk and included on every plan, including Free.

How is it different from Confluence or Notion?

Those are separate apps you connect and pay for on the side. Here the wiki lives in the same office as your meetings, chat and tracker, so a page is written where the conversation happened rather than in another tab.

Is every version kept?

Yes. Pages keep a version history, so you can see what changed and go back to an earlier version.

Does it work self-hosted?

Yes. On a self-hosted deployment all spaces, pages and version history stay on your own infrastructure.

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.