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LeafWikigithub.comLeafWiki is a self-hosted wiki app packaged as a single Go binary that stores pages as Markdown on disk using SQLite, with no external runtime dependencies. It targets engineers and self-hosters and can be run directly or via Docker, with a live demo available at demo.leafwiki.com. It offers configurable access modes and security features, including reverse-proxy authentication and API keys for programmatic access, enabling fully internal, login-protected, or open editing scenarios.
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LeafWiki stores Markdown on disk and does not require an external database server.
LeafWiki — probably the closest match if you want a conventional team wiki while keeping Markdown directly on disk.
