Kifi was a knowledge-management service that let teams save, organize, and share information, including content from Slack. It was discontinued after Kifi was acquired by Google in 2017.
💡 Pick Slite for a focused, modern team wiki that is simpler than enterprise knowledge platforms.
Slite is a collaborative documentation tool for teams, offering a simple and organized way to create and share documents.
Starts at $6 per user per month
💡 Pick Guru when Slack-based answers need verification, ownership, and enterprise governance.
Guru is a platform for freelancers to find work and for employers to find freelancers.
Free basic plan, paid plans available
💡 Pick Tettra for a Slack-centered internal wiki with lightweight content verification.
Tettra is a knowledge management platform that helps teams organize and share internal documentation.
Starting at $99/month
💡 Pick Notion if you want Kifi-style knowledge sharing plus databases, docs, and project planning.
Notion is an all-in-one workspace for note-taking, project management, and collaboration.
Free basic plan, paid plans starting at $4 per user per month
💡 Pick Confluence when you need an established, governed wiki tied closely to Jira and software delivery.
Confluence is a collaboration software that helps teams to collaborate and share knowledge efficiently.
Starting at $5 per user per month
Outline
💡 Pick Outline if you want a focused, developer-friendly wiki with self-hosting and Markdown support.
Outline is a collaborative knowledge base for teams, available as a hosted service and as self-hosted software. It focuses on fast document...
Free self-hosted; cloud from $10/user/mo
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