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Outline
98 GOODExtensible wiki for your team.
★ 41k · ⟳ today · v1.10.1 · BUSL-1.1
We track 7 open-source Confluence alternatives, of which 4 currently score 70 or above on Repoly's GitHub health scale and 5 ship a Docker image. Outline leads on health at 98/100 with 584 commits in the last 90 days; across all 7 projects you are choosing between AGPL-3.0, BUSL-1.1, GPL-2.0 and 2 other licences.
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Extensible wiki for your team.
★ 41k · ⟳ today · v1.10.1 · BUSL-1.1
Collaborative wiki and documentation software (alternative to Confluence, Notion).
★ 22k · ⟳ 2 days ago · v0.96.0 · AGPL-3.0
Second generation wiki that allows the user to extend its functionalities with a powerful extension-based architecture.
★ 1.3k · ⟳ today · xwiki-platform-17.10.13 · LGPL-2.1
Easy to use, lightweight, standards-compliant wiki engine with a simple syntax allowing reading the data outside the wiki. All data is stored in plain text files, therefore no database is required.
★ 4.7k · ⟳ 5 days ago · release-2026-07-14c · GPL-2.0
Modern, lightweight and powerful wiki app using Git and Markdown.
★ 29k · ⟳ today · v2.5.314 · AGPL-3.0
Organize and store information. Stores documentation in a book like fashion.
MIT
Wiki software package that powers Wikipedia and all other Wikimedia projects, serving hundreds of millions of users each month.
GPL-2.0
Outline scores highest at 98/100, with 584 commits in the last 90 days, 41k GitHub stars and its latest release (v1.10.1) published 5 days ago. XWiki has the most raw commit activity at 959 commits in 90 days.
1 of 7 are permissively licensed (MIT, Apache, BSD or similar): BookStack (MIT). 5 use copyleft licences such as GPL or AGPL, which require you to publish changes if you distribute a modified version.
5 of 7 publish a Docker image or Compose file: Outline, docmost Community Edition, XWiki, Wiki.js, BookStack. Docker support contributes 10 of the 100 available health points, because it is the clearest signal that self-hosting is a supported path rather than an afterthought.