Papyra
papyra.appA self-hosted Markdown notebook with collaboration, search, and note history.
A self-hosted Markdown notebook with collaboration, search, and note history.
Build a connected team wiki that combines rich-text documents, searchable databases, and linked workspaces.
Collaboratively author a Markdown knowledge base with review gates for publishing and agent changes.
Organize company knowledge in a wiki offered in standard, cloud, and professional editions.
A local Markdown editor for people who want rich text and source files in their own folders.
A self-hosted browser notebook that keeps Markdown notes, links, comments, and history together.
Parse Markdown into HTML or tokens from JavaScript and the command line.
Local Markdown notebooks with backlinks, search, and optional self-hosted encrypted sync.
Publish a Markdown-first documentation website from project files.
A free Markdown writing workspace with live preview, local files, and exports.
A local-first Markdown note app with an optional self-hosted encrypted sync server.
Assemble an internal wiki from drag-and-drop pages, handbook content, and team widgets.
A policy and procedure wiki with approvals, attestations, checklists, and version history.
Organize company knowledge in searchable wiki pages with page-level access controls.
A native Markdown notebook for Mac, iPhone, and iPad with a one-time mobile-app purchase.
A Markdown writing and notes app with folder and Library modes for Apple devices.
Combine software-team issue tracking and a project wiki with repository-linked work.
Read local Markdown documentation in a terminal with styled rendering and a file browser.
Publish verified knowledge collections as governed documentation sites with access controls and analytics.
A free, local-first Markdown notebook for macOS and Windows.
A browser-based knowledge base built from Markdown notes, links, and a navigable graph.
Build a collaborative documentation wiki with a broad ecosystem of extensions.
Share and edit organization knowledge through a wiki that can also host web applications.
An open-source academic notebook that brings Markdown notes, PDF annotations, and literature management together.