One home for everything your team knows.

Pages, databases and search in one open-source wiki.

100% free, open source alternative to Notion, Confluence and Guru

Open source

Yours to run, yours to change.

Slate is free and open source under the MIT licence. Read every line and change whatever you like.

  • No per-seat pricing.
  • Your data stays with you.
  • The whole source is public.
Browse the source

Pages

Write the way you already do.

Type # for a heading, @ to mention a person or a page, and / to insert anything else. Pages nest into trees, so the wiki follows the shape of your work.

  • Markdown shortcuts
  • Nested page trees
  • @mentions

Databases

Every record is a page.

Give a collection its own fields, then view it as a table, a board or a chart. Filter, sort and group as you go, and open any row as a full page with comments and history.

  • Table, board and chart
  • Every record is a page
  • Filter, sort and group

Sharing and publishing

Share it, or publish it.

Give people, groups or guests view, comment or edit access. Guest access can expire. Publish a page to the web, and take it down again whenever you like.

  • People, groups and guests
  • Access that can expire
  • Publish to the web

History

Nothing is lost.

Slate keeps a history of revisions. Compare any two and restore the one you want.

And more

Also included.

  • Comments

    Discuss any page or record.

  • Templates

    Start from a page you've saved.

  • Verification

    Mark pages verified, with an expiry.

  • Inbox

    Mentions, replies and watched pages.

  • Containers

    Separate trees with their own access.

  • Backup and restore

    Export the whole wiki and restore it.

Moving in

Bring your wiki with you.

Import a Notion or Confluence export, or Markdown, HTML and Word files. Keep your current wiki running while you check the result.

Read the setup guide
  1. Set up Slate.
  2. Import your pages.
  3. Invite your team.

Give your team one home.

Pages, databases and search in one open-source wiki.

Free and open source, MIT licensed.