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A static site generator that turns Markdown files into a complete wiki-style website with automatic navigation and search.

Wiki.js is an open source wiki platform built on Node.js with a modern, extensible architecture.

WikiDocs is an open source tool that turns Markdown files into a clean, searchable documentation website.

A lightweight, PHP-based wiki tool designed for simplicity and easy content management without a database.

Bundles and integrates open source tools into a single management interface for small to medium organizations.

WildDuck is a modern, scalable mail transfer agent and IMAP server built on Node.js and MongoDB.

WinterCMS is a free, open-source content management system built on Laravel and the October CMS foundation, focused on simplicity and maintenance.

Automates client billing, provisioning, and support for hosting providers and digital service businesses.

A cloud-based website builder with drag-and-drop editing, hundreds of templates, and integrated e-commerce, blogging, and SEO tools.

A tiny flat file CMS that requires no database and fits in a single 8KB file.

WooCommerce is an open-source WordPress plugin that turns any site into a customizable ecommerce store.

Wordfence is a WordPress security plugin that provides a firewall, malware scanner, and login security for millions of sites.

Open source content management system powering over 40% of the web with a built-in website builder and thousands of themes and plugins.

Migrate, push, and pull WordPress databases between sites without manual exports or SQL file editing.

WP Rocket is a caching and performance plugin for WordPress that speeds up page loads through page caching, file optimization, and database cleanup.

The official command-line interface for managing WordPress installations.

WriteFreely is an open source, minimalist blogging platform designed for distraction-free writing and federation via ActivityPub.

A self-hosted file sharing and backup tool that lets you upload, manage, and share files from your own server.

Xen Project is an open source hypervisor that powers millions of virtual machines across cloud providers and enterprise data centers.

xsrv is a command-line tool to deploy and manage self-hosted services on Linux servers using Ansible roles.