Tiki

Tiki is a self‑hostable, free‑tier web application that combines wiki, content management, and groupware capabilities in a single package. It provides a built‑in database framework called Tiki Trackers, allowing users to create low‑code or no‑code data entry forms, manage records, and display information directly on wiki pages. The platform supports a wide range of field types, integrates Bootstrap for layout flexibility, and includes standard CMS features such as file handling, news publishing, and web‑mail.

The system is designed for communities and organizations that need more than a basic wiki or CMS, offering extensive customization without requiring separate extensions. It incorporates modern technologies like Vue.js, Rubix ML, and Web Monetization, while maintaining compatibility with traditional web tools. The open‑source LGPL‑2.1 license ensures the code remains libre and can be modified or extended by developers.

Tiki’s stable release series receives regular security updates and feature enhancements, and an active community hosts regular roundtable meetings to discuss development and share ideas. It is suitable for teams that require collaborative content creation, data management, and integrated communication within a single, extensible platform.