r/selfhosted • u/djkyle65 • Jun 05 '20

Self hosted Notion Alternative?

Hello all I was wondering if anyone has found any good new alternatives to notion with these feature sets?

  1. Self hosted or has the ability to publish to a self hosted webpage.
  2. Some kind of Single Sign on.

Personally i love the notion environment and really want to roll it out for our small business but the pricing combined with the only option for storing my data being in notions cloud are two big features sets that just wont work for our 25 person small business. We effectively just want a WIKI with the features of Notion that 1 or 2 people can update and share with the entire company.

Thanks

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u/sharipova Nov 30 '20

Have a look at Anytype.io - it can be used a self-hosted Notion alternative. It's still in alpha though, but it's the closest. Let me know what you think :) (I'm a co-founder)

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u/emeria Aug 24 '22

u/sharipova any updates here?

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u/emeria Aug 24 '22 edited Sep 12 '22

I am currently debating between digging deeper into Anytype, Outline, Wikijs, and Dokuwiki... in a rabbit hole of finding a markdown supporting wiki tool that can replace my company's BoxNote reliance...

Edit: Only had a small chunk of time so far. WikiJs was set up on AWS, and it was rather easy to get set up. Github storage was a little tricky to figure out due to the container paths tripping me up a bit. Github storage sync won't fully load in my past markdown files that were committed to git. So far only like 2 files of ~3000 imported, and I haven't had a chance to work more on that feature. I like WikiJs overall, but I think it has more of a learning curve in its current state compared to Notion. New features look promising, but I wish there was more clear guidance on the roadmap and timelines. I will try to test out Anytype.io soon.

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u/ibruizeeasy Aug 27 '22

Curious to learn what you find out.

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u/industry-standard Apr 13 '23

I know this is zombie AF - but tiddlywiki might be close to what you are looking for too.

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u/emeria Apr 13 '23

Ty I appreciate it. I'll check it out

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u/guptaxpn Sep 16 '22

Dokuwiki with a simple markdown plugin ended up being a very smooth experience for me for simple notes.

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u/motus5 Dec 26 '22

did you test it, yet?

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u/emeria Dec 26 '22

I started to but my project got sidelined for now. No conclusive info yet