PureWiki
purewiki.orgRun a lightweight flat-file wiki without configuring a database.
Run a lightweight flat-file wiki without configuring a database.
Highlight code with TextMate grammars and themes in a JavaScript rendering pipeline.
A self-hosted knowledge workspace that combines wiki pages, databases, ownership, and review trails.
Organize team knowledge with topic-based wiki content and search across connected tools.
Compile modern JavaScript syntax into output configured for the environments a project targets.
Build a team wiki with nested spaces, live editing, inline comments, and global search.
A self-hosted wiki engine for collaboratively maintaining websites and knowledge pages.
A Windows text editor with syntax coloring, file navigation, and configurable source-editing tools.
Bulb-growing wiki, forum and specialist exchanges
A local Markdown notebook that turns notes into links, tasks, and searchable topics.
Native Markdown notes for Mac and iPhone, stored in files you can open elsewhere.
Make Git diffs and related terminal output easier to scan with syntax and word-level highlighting.
Compile Ruby-inspired, statically typed Crystal programs into native executables.
A LaTeX source editor with command completion, error analysis and an integrated PDF viewer.
Edit source and configuration files directly in a terminal with a compact, keyboard-driven editor.
A terminal-native editor built around multiple selections, syntax-aware navigation, and language-server features.
Keep versioned company knowledge attached to the projects, customers, and records it explains.
Collaboratively author a Markdown knowledge base with review gates for publishing and agent changes.
A self-hosted enterprise wiki with page trees, templates, governance, and controlled deployment.
Build apps, command-line tools, and services with Swift's compiled programming language.
A local Markdown notebook that maps the path between connected ideas.
A cloud knowledge base for public and private documentation, multi-language content, and team roles.
Assemble an internal wiki from drag-and-drop pages, handbook content, and team widgets.
Use an interactive command-line shell with built-in highlighting, suggestions, and completions.