Docmost vs Wiki.js
A modern, actively maintained alternative to Wiki.js with real-time collaboration, enterprise SSO, and a polished editing experience out of the box.
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Head-to-head with Wiki.js
See how Docmost compares across the features that matter most to your team.
| Feature | Docmost | Wiki.js |
|---|---|---|
| Real-time Collaboration | ||
| Bases (Databases) | ||
| Kanban | ||
| AI Chat | ||
| AI Assistant | ||
| Local LLM Support | ||
| Block-based Editor | ||
| Spaces & Page Hierarchy | ||
| Inline Comments | ||
| Full-text Search | ||
| Self-Hosted / On-Premises | ||
| Open Source | ||
| Markdown Support | ||
| Page Labels/Tags | ||
| Synced blocks | ||
| Templates | ||
| REST API | ||
| RBAC Permissions | ||
| SSO / SAML / OIDC | ||
| SCIM | ||
| Public Page Sharing | ||
| Built-in Diagrams (Draw.io, Excalidraw) | ||
| Page-level Permissions | ||
| Page Approvals & Verification | ||
| Audit Logs | ||
| MCP Support | ||
| Notion Import | ||
| Confluence Import | ||
| Active Development |
Why teams choose Docmost over Wiki.js
Actively Maintained
Docmost is under active development with frequent releases. Wiki.js v3 has been in development for years with no stable release, leaving teams stuck on aging software.
Real-time Collaboration
Edit pages together with your team in real time. Docmost supports live cursors and instant sync — a critical feature that Wiki.js lacks entirely.
Modern Editing Experience
Docmost's block-based editor with slash commands, inline comments, and embedded diagrams gives your team a Notion-like experience while staying fully self-hosted.
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