HedgeDoc

hedgedoc.org ↗

An open-source collaborative Markdown editor for notes, diagrams, and presentations.

SI Score
80/100
Pricing
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Free plan
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Screenshot of the HedgeDoc homepage

What it does

HedgeDoc is a web-based, self-hosted collaborative Markdown editor. Multiple people can edit a note in real time, share it by link, and include diagrams or presentation content. The official project offers an installation guide and demo; hosted-plan pricing was not found on the project site.

HedgeDoc suits teams that want to co-edit Markdown notes without putting the workspace on a proprietary hosted service. Its real-time editing, shared links, diagrams, and presentation mode make a note useful during meetings as well as after them. The project is open source and self-hosted, so the organization controls deployment but is responsible for hosting, maintenance, and updates.

Strengths

  • Supports real-time collaborative editing in Markdown.
  • Open-source code and self-hosting give teams control over deployment.

Watch out for

  • A team instance requires hosting and ongoing maintenance.
  • No official hosted plan or numeric price was found on the project site.

Best for

  • Technical teams co-writing Markdown notes and meeting documents
  • Organizations that prefer to self-host collaborative note editing

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