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Tiki

Open source no-code/low-code web application framework combining wiki, CMS and groupware

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Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware is a free and open-source web application framework that bundles a comprehensive set of features into a single codebase. It addresses the need for a versatile platform that goes beyond a standard wiki or content management system, enabling users to build anything from simple websites to complex, data-driven applications without requiring extensive coding.

Its core capabilities include wiki-style page editing with full layout control, a built-in database component called Trackers for creating custom forms and managing structured data, and standard CMS features such as file galleries, blogs, articles, forums, and calendars. The platform integrates modern technologies like Vue.js for components and Rubix ML for machine learning, and it supports no-code and low-code application development through features like wiki plugins and modules.

Tiki is designed for a wide range of users, including site administrators, developers, designers, and organizations. As an open-source project, it is available for free download and self-hosting, with no licensing fees or proprietary editions. The software is packaged as a single, all-in-one codebase where all features are optional and configurable, and it is supported by a community of contributors and service providers.

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