1 alternative to WackoWiki

WackoWiki is a Wikis product. The community recommends 1 alternative: 0 open source, 0 self-hostable and 0 free to use. They are ranked by community votes, ratings and favorites, with the key differences from WackoWiki highlighted.

Last updated: October 9, 2026

About WackoWiki

WackoWiki is a light and easy to install multilingual Wiki-engine.

Open source · BSD-3-Clause

Self-hostable

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Notion

Available on Web, macOS, iPad, iOS, and Android

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内容管理系统
All-in-one workspace that combines notes, docs, wikis, databases and project tracking in block-based pages.
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Compared with WackoWiki
- − Closed source (WackoWiki is open source)
- − Not self-hostable (WackoWiki is)
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WackoWiki vs. alternatives

Service	Open source	Self-hosted	License	Pricing	Platforms	Rating	Votes
WackoWiki Current	Yes	Yes	BSD-3-Clause	—	—	—	—
Notion	No	No	—	—	Web / macOS / iPad / iOS / Android	—	0

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