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Tiki
Open-source content management system with built-in wiki, forums, file galleries, and social networking features.
About Tiki
Tiki is a full-featured web application framework that doubles as a content management system. It started as a wiki engine but grew into a modular platform with over 50 optional features. You can run it as a simple website, a knowledge base, a community portal, or even an e-commerce store. It runs on PHP and supports MySQL, MariaDB, and PostgreSQL.
Tiki includes file and image galleries, a forum system, blog modules, article management, a calendar, and a newsletter tool. It also has built-in social networking features like user profiles, friends lists, and activity streams. The interface is fully customizable through themes and the module system. It supports multi-lingual sites out of the box with automatic language detection.
Tiki is developed by the Tiki Software Community Association, a non-profit. It is released under the LGPL license. It works on standard LAMP stacks and is suitable for organizations that want an all-in-one web platform without piecing together multiple plugins.
Tiki includes file and image galleries, a forum system, blog modules, article management, a calendar, and a newsletter tool. It also has built-in social networking features like user profiles, friends lists, and activity streams. The interface is fully customizable through themes and the module system. It supports multi-lingual sites out of the box with automatic language detection.
Tiki is developed by the Tiki Software Community Association, a non-profit. It is released under the LGPL license. It works on standard LAMP stacks and is suitable for organizations that want an all-in-one web platform without piecing together multiple plugins.
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Quick Facts
- Pricing
- Free
- License
- Open Source
- Platform
- Linux
- Version
- 27.0
- Developer
- Tiki Software Community Association