Obsidian is the gold standard for personal knowledge management. Local files, fast keyboard, a plugin ecosystem deep enough to fall into for weeks. We're fans. But the moment you want to share a vault with two or three teammates and have an AI that has actually read it, the gaps show. MaWiki picks up where Obsidian's solo focus stops.
Obsidian wins when one person owns the vault. Total control of the files, every plugin you can think of, no servers to argue with. If your wiki is a personal practice, stay where you are.
MaWiki is for the moment you want a teammate in there with you. Live editing without conflicts. An AI assistant that reads everyone's docs, not just yours. Shared spaces with permissions you can explain in a sentence. The local-first feel is still there, edits save in your browser instantly and search runs without a connection, but the wiki is no longer trapped on your laptop.
You don't have to give up your vault to try MaWiki. Zip your Obsidian vault, drop it in, your wikilinks keep working and your folder structure becomes spaces. If you decide MaWiki isn't a fit, your original vault hasn't moved a byte.
Free for solo. AUD 8 a seat once your team joins. No card to start.