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Tiki is the Free/Libre and Open Source (FLOSS) web application with the most built-in features.


An all-in-one collaborative platform, a knowledge and data management system for organizations of all sizes. These configurable features can be enabled or disabled to suit your exact needs.

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Tiki

Combines the capabilities of a wiki documentation system, a website authoring content management system (CMS), and office groupware—including tasks management, file repositories, email, instant messaging, calendaring, forums, etc.

Replaces parts of the feature set found in Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, Visio, OneNote, OneDrive, Forms, SharePoint and Outlook, to promote the harmonization and centralization of information in a structured and sustainable manner throughout your organization.

Quick facts:

  • 23 years project history, with new releases every 8 months. Every 3rd release is Long-Term Supported for 5 years.
  • Actively maintained by more than 40 regular contributors (more than 400 code contributors in Tiki's project history, and countless non-code contributors)
  • Valued at more than 55 million USD overall cost of development (including integrated technologies)
  • Used by individuals, SMBs, NGOs, multi-billion dollars multinationals, trade associations, and governments in every corner of the world. Over 2 million downloads.
  • Managed by a Canadian non-profit organization, the Tiki Software Community Association Tiki Trackers: your low-code custom web app database builder with Tiki Trackers, you can easily build web forms and reports to manage your data online with zero programming knowledge.
  • Easily replace your organization’s legacy applications and spreadsheets by modern web based and mobile-ready tools, tailored to your needs.
  • Entirely Free/Libre and Open Source
  • Extensively configurable, unlimited potential

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