Best 7 Team Wiki Tools 2020

Wiki tools are a way to manage and collecting information. They've slowly become the brain and knowledge base of teams and the must-have tools for remote and local teams. We've hand-selected 7 and 2 wiki bonus ones to help you choose the best wiki tool to work alongside your project management software.

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0:23 - Introduction -
1:36 - Slab - toolfinder.co/go/slab
2:44 - Notion - toolfinder.co/go/notion
3:42 - Tettra - toolfinder.co/go/tettra
4:39 - Process Street -
5:45 - Confluence - toolfinder.co/go/confluence
6:33 - Coda - toolfinder.co/go/coda
7:35 - Slite - toolfinder.co/go/slite

[maxpetrov]

What a nice coverage! Thank you, man!

[tulandadhania]

Just so many new tools and app being developed all the time. Who has time to find about them and review them? Thank you for this video

[MAjaLeahHB]

thanks that's so helpful! now i know where to start researching^^

[aliancemd]

They just love charging you per month/forever for a very basic app...

[torspedia]

Interesting apps, some of which I had not heard of before. 😀

[xCAFEFD]

Something I'm missing from this video is looking at how it integrates with various platforms. What's been mentioned here is the one wiki being able to search Dropbox and Google drive files and confluence+jira. Is that all? Do the other platforms not integrate at all? Do any of them integrate with Microsoft 365?

I'd also like to see a contrast to the free options. If only to make it clear what you're paying for.

But perhaps that's not suited to this 10 minute video

[ColinStennett]

Which of the tools here would be best for integration and pricing to Microsoft Teams? Looking for up to 100 users within our business accessing this at a time.

[danienell]

Would be great, if you could do an update in 2022?

[sen]

Does anyone know how Zim compares to these?
I'd love to hear any advice or opinion on the matter.
Thank you :D

[midvok]

Am I the only one who doesn't like either of them? As a developer, I hate that I can't just type my notes in AsciiDoc, Markdown, LaTeX and then render them when finished. Some of them have import features, but never found one where I could just paste pieces of Markdown/AsciiDoc code. Also, I hate most of their UI design, it's always too white or too dark, nothing between... oh and almost always the oversized fonts, which I find harder to read then small fonts.
I think the classical Wikipedia has much better UI design and capabilities. Personally, I use VSCode to write my notes and sync them by Git - so far, I didn't find anything better.

[timbushell]

Nice overall, but you asked about "our" needs... ...

So a personal/small team - 5 or fewer people - wiki to hold say, initially links to external info used in published and future blogs. Have additional notes added to the external text, publishing plan and historical note - and be able to add responses to comments on the served blogs. So used to otherwise track say "Lately" social media runs on your content... ... there you - nice "little" problem, next time the baby keeps you awake : )))) Have fun, be safe and enjoy!!

[wohfab]

A top wiki tools without Tiddlywiki? Oh oh...