Drop in markdown, Notion exports, PDFs, or Word docs. Use it on the web, on the desktop app, or right inside Claude Desktop, Cursor, and Continue. Find anything in plain English.
Most knowledge tools make you start from a blank page. MaWiki imports the notes, exports, and folders you've already got, so the wiki is useful in the first five minutes.
No more digging through Slack threads, Drive folders, or last quarter's planning notes. Ask the question. Get the answer. See exactly which document and which paragraph it came from, so you can trust it and click through.
Free works great on its own. The moment a teammate signs up, your wiki turns into a shared brain. No replatforming, no exports, no rework.
Engineering, sales, ops, the founders' room - one workspace, separate spaces. The right docs in front of the right people.
Read, write, or admin. Per space, per person. The AI assistant only sees what each person can see, no exceptions.
Two people in one doc, no "your changes were overwritten" surprises. Edits merge automatically. Cursors visible in real time.
Mention a doc and a backlink shows up on the other side. Mention a person and they see it on their dashboard. The graph builds itself.
Every read, write, share, and AI question is recorded. Lawyers and security folks get a CSV. Everyone else never has to think about it.
Send one link, your new hire is reading the company brain in under a minute. The AI answers their first 50 questions while you focus on real work.
The web app uses our hosted AI by default. The desktop app can run a private AI model entirely on your machine, so prompts and documents never leave your laptop. Same wiki, same answers, none of the data leaving the building.
Open anything with Ctrl+K, switch docs with Ctrl+P, jump to a heading with Ctrl+J, ask the AI with Ctrl+Shift+A. If your hand leaves the home row, we failed.
A wiki. A great editor. An AI that's actually read it. No databases pretending to be apps. No automations only the founder uses. No 40 settings pages.
Built by a small team in Australia. Self-funded, no investors to please. Your feedback shapes next month's release. Bug reports get answered, not closed.
Free for your first month. AUD 8 a seat after that, billed annually. No card to start.