Wikifab

Explore, Make, Share

Wikifab is a community-driven tutorial and documentation platform where users publish step-by-step guides on topics such as electronics, robotics, woodworking and laser cutting. Visitors can browse featured projects, filter by topic, and subscribe to a newsletter. Creating an account allows users to publish their own tutorials.

9 alternatives to Wikifab

Ranked by how well each tool replaces Wikifab: shared features, audience, price and popularity.

MediaWiki
A collaboration and documentation platform maintained by a community.
Covers 0 of 10 key features and is open source.
Free planOpen source
62 out of 100 matchFree
Wikiful
Better wikis for everyone
Covers 0 of 10 key features.
Free plan
59 out of 100 match$10/mo
Thingiverse
A community for discovering, making and sharing 3D printable designs
Covers 0 of 10 key features.
Free plan
55 out of 100 matchContact sales
Wikifactory
Where engineers learn and grow, with cloud PDM, a collaborative CAD viewer and on-demand
Covers 0 of 10 key features.
Free plan
54 out of 100 match$65/mo
Foswiki
The Free Enterprise Collaboration Platform
Covers 0 of 10 key features and is open source.
Open source
53 out of 100 match—
Wikidot
A place to build wiki-based websites.
Covers 0 of 10 key features and is open source.
Free planOpen source
52 out of 100 matchFree
Feather Wiki
A tiny tool for simple, self-contained wikis!
Covers 0 of 10 key features and is open source.
Open source
49 out of 100 match—
MyWikis
Personalized MediaWiki hosting for teams
Covers 0 of 10 key features.
46 out of 100 match$9.99/mo
FOSS Factory
The only website where the community collaborates on every aspect of free/open source …
Covers 0 of 10 key features and is open source.
Free planOpen source
38 out of 100 matchFree