docu.nexus
A self-hosted knowledge base. Spaces, pages, a real editor, and live editing, running on hardware you control.
Like Confluence, if you owned it.
Local-first, on purpose
Never the cloud. Always yours.
Your data lives on your servers, not someone else's. No accounts, no telemetry, no harvesting, no lock-in. The whole relationship is a license key and your own hardware.
You own the box
Self-hosted, full stop. Standing up your own infrastructure is the point. You owe nothing to the big-tech surveillance machine.
Built for federated & on-prem
Made for the places the cloud isn't allowed. Skip the GovCloud tax and the compliance theater.
Punch above your weight
The tooling of a big org, without the headcount or the invoice. Small teams, outsized leverage.
No bullshit
Flat pricing, a license key, your data. That's it. Nothing phones home.
Everything a wiki should be
The core wiki, ready to self-host. Add the rest when your team needs it.
Real editor
Slash commands, tables, diagrams, math, code. Draft, then publish.
Live collaboration
Multiple cursors, no save button, no refresh.
Spaces & pages
Nested pages with permissions, versions, comments, and history.
Search
Full-text, with filters and saved searches. It finds things.
Import
Point it at a Confluence space and pull it in.
Self-hosted
One command. Your data never leaves the box.
Plugin store
Add what your team needs
Kanban, requirements, and more: flat quarterly add-ons. No per-seat tax.
Kanban
A board that reads and writes your GitLab issues directly. One source of truth, two views.
Requirements
A requirements database with trace links, a systems tree, and a verification matrix.