Simple wiki, beautiful pages, zero fuss.
Otter Wiki is a clean, friendly wiki that lets you create and organize pages in minutes. Write in simple formatting, add images and files, and keep everything in one place where your team can find it. No clutter, no complexity — just a great-looking wiki for your ideas.
What makes Otter Wiki worth launching.
Write and format pages with an intuitive editor that supports tables, lists, footnotes, and more — no technical skills required.
Every change is saved automatically, so you can compare revisions and restore any previous version with one click.
Upload images, documents, and files directly to any page, or paste images straight into the editor.
Switch to a comfortable dark theme that looks great and reduces eye strain during late-night reading sessions.
Organize your wiki with a customizable sidebar that can show a menu, a page index, or both.
Let team members register, log in, and collaborate — with fine-grained permissions for reading and editing.
If you fit one of these, Otter Wiki is probably built for you.
Practical scenarios where Otter Wiki makes a real difference.
Replace scattered Google Docs and shared drives with one central wiki where everyone can find policies, guides, and FAQs.
Keep project specs, meeting notes, and decisions in one place so nothing gets lost when team members come and go.
Use it as your personal digital notebook — organize ideas, recipes, reading lists, or anything you want to keep handy.
Create a simple help center or knowledge base for your customers with easy-to-navigate articles and resources.
Otter Wiki is a lightweight, easy-to-use wiki that makes creating and sharing knowledge feel effortless. Write pages using simple formatting, attach files directly to any page, and keep every version of your work so nothing ever gets lost. The interface is clean and minimal, with a dark mode that's easy on the eyes. Whether you're documenting a project, building a knowledge base for your team, or just organizing your own notes, Otter Wiki gives you a simple, beautiful space to write. It even comes with a cute otter mascot to keep things friendly.
Otter Wiki gives you a clean, distraction-free space to write and organize knowledge. It's built for people who want a wiki that just works — without a steep learning curve or bloated features you'll never use. Teams love it because it keeps everything in one place with automatic version history, so you never have to worry about losing work. Whether you're documenting a project, building a shared knowledge base, or just organizing your own thoughts, Otter Wiki makes it simple and even a little fun.
No per-seat pricing
Add your whole team for one flat fee.
Your data stays yours
Nothing passes through a third-party cloud.
Use your own domain
Run it on yourdomain.com with free SSL.
No terminal. No config. No docs.
Workflow automation
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Monitors, fixes & deploys 24/7
One platform. Every app. No surprises.
Your own private server — no shared hosting, no slowdowns.
Deploy Otter Wiki and as many other apps as you want — no per-app charges, ever.
Full ownership. No third-party access. Export anytime.
Unlimited apps, unlimited users, unlimited traffic. One bill.
SSL, backups, and updates run automatically behind the scenes.
Cancel anytime. Take your data with you. No questions asked.
What others charge for just the empty server.
Server costs only. Prices checked June 2026.
4 vCPU cores, 8 GB RAM, 150 GB storage
A solid place to start
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $48/mo | $29 (60%) |
| Vultr | $40/mo | $21 (53%) |
| Linode | $48/mo | $29 (60%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $84/mo | $65 (77%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $103.45/mo | $84.45 (82%) |
8 vCPU cores, 24 GB RAM, 400 GB storage
The sweet spot for most people
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $144/mo | $95 (66%) |
| Vultr | $144/mo | $95 (66%) |
| Linode | $192/mo | $143 (74%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $164/mo | $115 (70%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $231.17/mo | $182.17 (79%) |
16 vCPU cores, 64 GB RAM, 600 GB storage
For power users
| Provider | Their price | You save |
|---|---|---|
| DigitalOcean | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| Vultr | $320/mo | $221 (69%) |
| Linode | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| AWS Lightsail | $384/mo | $285 (74%) |
| Google Cloud E2 | $474.53/mo | $375.53 (79%) |
Prices checked June 2026. Excludes taxes, credits, backups, bandwidth.
Everything you need to know about launching Otter Wiki on OpenZapps.
It's a simple, lightweight wiki app where you can create, edit, and organize pages. Think of it as your team's private Wikipedia — perfect for notes, documentation, and knowledge sharing.
Not at all. OpenZapps handles everything behind the scenes so your wiki is ready to use. Once it's live, you just open it in your browser, create an account, and start writing pages.
You pay a flat monthly fee to OpenZapps to run any apps from our catalog, including Otter Wiki. There are no extra charges or hidden fees — one price covers everything.
Yes. Your wiki runs on your own private space, and you control who can see and edit pages. You can require registration, approve users manually, and keep your content completely private.
Absolutely. Through OpenZapps, you can connect a custom domain to your wiki, so it lives at something like wiki.yourcompany.com.
Try something new — same platform, same flat price.
Start free, launch Otter Wiki in seconds, and cancel whenever you want — zero risk.
Plans start at $29/month. Cancel anytime.
