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Wiki on a Stick is a highly portable, standalone personal wiki designed to run directly from a single self-modifying XHTML file. Ideal for managing notes, knowledge bases, and outlines on the go without requiring installation.
Gruik is a powerful, free, and open-source note-taking service designed for users who value privacy, organization, and control over their data. Offering robust features like hierarchical organization, offline access, rich text formatting, and synchronization options, it provides a flexible platform for managing notes, ideas, and personal knowledge wikis.
OutWiker is a portable, tree-structured note-taking application that allows users to organize information hierarchically. Functioning as a personal wiki or outliner, it provides a simple yet powerful way to manage notes, documents, and ideas in a flexible, offline environment.
Piggydb is an open-source web notebook application designed for building and managing knowledge bases, either individually or collaboratively. It emphasizes structured organization through hierarchical tagging and concept mapping.
KeepNote is a versatile note-taking application designed for organizing information in a hierarchical structure. Available on Windows, Linux, and macOS X, it features robust organization tools, including a tree-like outline, wiki-like linking, and support for embedded files and images. Although discontinued, its local storage and rich features make it a compelling tool for detailed note-taking and research.
Notational Velocity is a minimalist, keyboard-centric note-taking application for macOS.
TiddlyWiki is an innovative open-source, single-file, non-linear personal web notebook.
Leanote is a versatile self-hosted note-taking application that blends rich text editing with Markdown support. It offers seamless synchronization across multiple devices and features built-in blog publishing capabilities, making it a powerful tool for both personal information management and content creation.
Tomboy is a free and open-source desktop note-taking application designed for simplicity and efficiency across Linux, Unix, Windows, and macOS. It utilizes a wiki-like interface for easy linking between notes and offers features like automatic linking, full-text search, and local storage, making it an accessible and reliable tool for organizing your thoughts and tasks.
Redmine is a robust and flexible open-source project management web application designed to help teams manage projects, track issues, and collaborate effectively. It offers a wide range of features, including multi-project support, Gantt charts, time tracking, and extensive customization options through plugins and themes.