tela

telawiki.com ↗

Maintain a Markdown-native team wiki with live editing, backlinks, search, and version history.

SI Score
75/100
Pricing
Freemium AI reading, not confirmed
Free plan
Yes AI reading, not confirmed
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What it does

tela is a Markdown-native team wiki with live collaboration, version history, backlinks, search, and public spaces. The vendor offers a free self-hosted Community edition and paid hosted plans. Its official marketing pricing page lists hosted Team at $8 per seat per month billed annually, while the official plans documentation lists $10 per seat per month with an $8 annual monthly equivalent; the sources conflict on the billing presentation.

tela focuses on the team wiki as a maintained source of knowledge. Its official pages describe Markdown editing, live collaboration, version history, backlinks, search, and public spaces, which can support both internal documentation and selectively published material. The vendor offers a Community edition for self-hosting as well as a hosted service.

The official pricing pages disagree in how they display the hosted Team rate: the marketing pricing page says $8 per seat per month billed annually, while the plans documentation lists $10 per seat per month and an $8 monthly equivalent with annual billing. I have not resolved that discrepancy, so the current hosted rate should be confirmed with the vendor. I reviewed the official product, pricing, and billing documentation; I did not deploy a wiki.

Strengths

  • Markdown editing, backlinks, search, version history, and live collaboration target team documentation needs.
  • A free self-hosted Community edition is available alongside hosted plans.

Watch out for

  • Official pages conflict on the displayed hosted Team price and billing description.

Best for

  • Technical teams that want a Markdown-native internal wiki with backlinks and version history.
  • Organizations that want a choice between self-hosting and a hosted wiki service.

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