BookStack is a simple, self-hosted, easy-to-use platform for organising and storing information.

## Simple & Free Wiki Software

BookStack is fully free and open, MIT licensed. The source is available on Codeberg. There is no cost to downloading and installing your own instance of BookStack.

Simplicity has been the top priority when building BookStack. The page editor has a simple WYSIWYG interface and all content is broken into three simple real world groups:

- Books

- Chapters

- Pages

The content in BookStack is fully searchable. You are able to search at book level or across all books, chapters & pages. The ability to link directly to any paragraph allows you to keep your documentation connected.

If you prefer to write in Markdown then BookStack supports you. A markdown editor is provided and includes a live-preview as you write your documentation. The page editor within BookStack has diagrams.net drawing capability built-in, allowing the quick and easy creation of diagrams within your documentation.

On top of the powerful search and linking there is also cross-book sorting, page revisions and image management. A full role and permission system allow you to lock down content and actions as required.

Configuration options allow you to set-up BookStack to suit your use case. You can change the name, logo and registration options. You can also change whether the whole system is publicly viewable or not.

BookStack is built using PHP, on top of the Laravel framework and it uses MySQL to store data. Performance has been kept in mind and BookStack can run happily on a £2.50 IONOS VPS.

As well as the default email/password login, BookStack supports OIDC, SAML2 and LDAP for self-hosted & enterprise environments, in addition to a range of social-based secondary authentication options. MFA is built in & can be enforced at a per-role level where desired.

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