Introduction

Welcome to Docmost, an open-source collaborative wiki and documentation software.
Designed for seamless real-time collaboration, multiple users can work on the same page at the same time in real-time without overwriting each other.

Docmost is an open-source alternative to the likes of Notion and Confluence. Whether you're managing a wiki, a knowledge base, or extensive project documentation, Docmost provides the tools you need to create, collaborate, and share knowledge effortlessly.

Docmost has support for Spaces. You can create Spaces for different teams, projects, or departments depending on your needs. Each Space comes with its own permissions.

The rich text editor has support for markdown shortcuts.

Features

• Collaborative Real-time Editor: Work together on pages in real-time.
• Spaces: Organize your pages by team, projects, or departments for better collaboration.
• Permissions Management: Easily control access to contents with easy to understand permissions.
• Groups: Easily grant unified permissions to users via groups.
• Comments: Add comments to pages for better communication and feedback.
• Page History: Track changes with a comprehensive version history.
• Nested Navigation: You can nest and reorder pages via the sidebar.
• Search: Quickly find the information you need with powerful search capabilities.
• File Attachment: Attach files to your pages for easy reference and sharing.

Authentication

Currently, Docmost supports local email and password authentication only. Other authentication strategies will come in the near future.

FAQ

How do I install Docmost?
We have written an installation guide for you. You can find it on the installation page.

Do you have a cloud version if I don't want to host it myself?
There is no cloud version for now. It will be available in the future.

What license does Docmost use?
Docmost is licensed under the AGPL (GNU Affero General Public License).

Got anymore questions?
Feel free to email me at philip at docmost.com.