MediaWikiRank #1PopularDeclining
MediaWiki is an open-source software used to power Wikipedia and other websites. It allows for collaborative authoring and editing of content with features such as version control and user permissions management.17,161 sites
Decreased by 12.6%
DokuWikiRank #2PopularDeclining
DokuWiki is a free and open-source wiki software that allows users to create and manage content collaboratively. It uses plain text files instead of a database, making it easy to install and maintain.9,525 sites
Decreased by 12.8%
Atlassian ConfluenceRank #3PopularDeclining
Atlassian Confluence is a team collaboration software that allows members to collectively create, share, and manage content such as documents, spreadsheets, and other rich media types. It features an intuitive interface, robust security features, and seamless integration with other Atlassian suite products.2,734 sites
Decreased by 9.9%
Tiki Wiki CMS GroupwareRank #4Declining
Tiki is a web application development platform and content management system written in PHP. It includes a variety of features such as wiki pages, forums, blogs, and more, and is designed to be customizable and extensible to suit a wide range of needs.1,193 sites
Decreased by 15.2%
TiddlyWiki is a non-linear note-taking tool that can be used for personal, business, and educational purposes. It is a self-contained HTML file that can be edited locally or hosted on a web server.172 sites
Decreased by 28.6%
Foswiki is an open-source wiki application that facilitates collaborative editing, version control, and document management. It is built using Perl programming language and supports various plugins and extensions for customization.170 sites
Decreased by 9.1%
TWiki is an open source web-based collaboration platform that enables users to publish, share, and update information on a dynamic website. It features a structured wiki, useful plug-ins, and customizable templates for various applications.166 sites
Decreased by 3.5%
WikkaWiki is an open-source wiki application, mostly used for creating and managing wikis. It is written in PHP and uses a MySQL database to store its content.75 sites
Decreased by 9.6%
JspWiki is a Java-based wiki engine that enables users to create, edit and share content using a web browser. It is flexible and highly customizable, and supports a wide range of plugins and templates.46 sites
Decreased by 8.0%
XWiki is an open-source wiki software platform that allows the creation, management and sharing of content and applications. It offers a wide range of features including data management, document management, collaborative editing, access control, and scripting.21 sites
Decreased by 19.2%
MoinMoin is a free and open-source wiki software written in Python programming language. It has a simple and intuitive user interface and can be customized and extended with various plugins and themes.1 sites
Decreased by 0.0%