A wiki is a web-based collaborative platform that enables users to create, edit, remove, and display content. The term comes from wiki wiki, which means quick in Hawaiian. The main features of a wiki are easy content creation and editing, version control, linking and organization, collaboration, and access control. It can be used for a range of purposes, including product documentation, knowledge sharing, project management, and internal communication. The most popular example of a wiki is Wikipedia itself.
📘 Which Wiki Works for You?
Whether you’re building a private, internal, or company-wide wiki, here’s how to choose and set it up with the right tools.
