Neothesia

Neothesia: Self-Hosted Alternative to Notion

An open-source wiki and note-taking app, Neothesia offers a flexible workspace for creating wikis, notes, tasks, calendars, and more, ideal for personal and team productivity.

What is Neothesia?

Neothesia is an open-source, self-hosted alternative to Notion that allows users to organize their work in flexible workspaces. It offers many of the features found in Notion including wikis, notes, tasks, calendars, kanban boards, and more. Neothesia is built with a flexible API that allows developers to create plugins and integrations to extend the functionality and customize the interface.

Some key features of Neothesia include:

• Wikis for long-form writing and documentation
• Personal and team notes for short-form writing and quick ideas
• Todo lists and Kanban boards for task management
• Team calendars and event scheduling
• Tags and links between pages for structured information
• Database views like tables, galleries, timelines, map views, etc.
• File, image, and video embedding to attach mulimedia
• Code syntax highlighting through markdown and rendering
• Customizable with plugins, themes, templates, and public/private/shared page access

Neothesia is targeted towards personal and team productivity. It can act as a knowledge hub, team wiki, documentation portal, project management workspace, and more. It allows users to collaborate and share pages and data all in one place.

As an open-source and self-hosted platform, Neothesia gives users full data ownership and privacy. It can be hosted on a private server or with commercial hosting providers. The JavaScript stack and SQL databases makes it lightweight and scalable for different needs.

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