LeafWiki, without the server.
Same wiki. No Docker, no VPS, no maintenance window. Your content stays in plain Markdown — readable without the app, yours to take anywhere.
Why I'm building this
LeafWiki is a self-hosted tool. That means it's fast, lightweight, and fully under your control — but it also means you need a server, a domain, SSL, and the patience to set it all up and keep it updated.
So I'm building a hosted version. Same wiki, same Markdown on disk, same tree structure. I run the server, you focus on your content.
And if you ever want to leave — your content leaves with you. Plain Markdown, no lock-in.
It's a good fit for solo developers, small teams, and anyone who tried self-hosting and just wants it to work without the maintenance. Probably not the right tool if you need real-time collaboration or manage a large team with complex permissions.
LeafWiki is open source and will stay that way. The hosted version is how I can put more time into the project — every subscriber helps fund continued development.
What's included
- Everything in LeafWiki — tree navigation, full-text search, Markdown on disk
- Your data, always: download as ZIP, sync to Git, or sync to S3 — pick what fits
- Public read-only mode for sharing without accounts
- SSL included, daily backups — no infrastructure to manage
- Cancel anytime — plain
.mdfiles, no proprietary format, no lock-in - Servers hosted in the EU
Early supporter pricing
Founding member rate locked in for life. All prices excl. tax.
Viewers don't count — unlimited read-only sharing included. Need more? Get in touch.
Founding Member waitlist
The waitlist decides whether this gets built. If the interest is there, it launches autumn 2026.
If a wiki that just works — no server, no maintenance — sounds like what you've been looking for, leave your email.
Built and maintained by @perber. You're talking directly to the person building this.