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Systems for authoring, structuring, and delivering content to any front end.
14 products, 7 Projects: 5 open source, 2 source-available, 0 unresolved-license
Documents, databases, and project tracking in one workspace
Notion's insight was that a document and a database can be the same object. A page can be prose, a table, a board, or all three, and the same records can be viewed differently by different teams without duplication.
Electronic signature and agreement workflow
DocuSign is the name that makes a signature request unremarkable to the person receiving it, which is most of the value. Recipients already know what the email is and how to complete it.
Hosted commerce covering storefront, checkout, and payments
Shopify's real product is checkout. Conversion on a Shopify checkout is high enough, and the payment, tax, and fraud handling behind it complete enough, that most merchants should think very hard before replacing it.
Localisation management for software and content
Crowdin coordinates the people, files, and machine translation involved in shipping a product in more than one language. Source strings sync from a repository, translators work in the web editor, and translated files come back on merge.
Social media scheduling with a deliberately small surface
Buffer schedules posts and reports on them, and has resisted becoming a suite for over a decade. That restraint is why it stays usable for a one person marketing function.
Headless content management delivered over APIs
Contentful separated content from presentation properly and early. Editors work with structured content models, and any number of front ends consume the same entries through an API.
Enterprise wiki wired into Atlassian's tooling
Confluence is where large organisations put documentation that has to outlive the people who wrote it. Spaces, permissions, page trees, and approval workflows are built for scale and governance rather than for speed.
Schedule and analyse posts across 30+ social networks
Postiz is a self-hostable scheduler for teams that publish to many networks and do not want to pay per seat for the privilege. It covers planning, drafting, approval, and publishing, with AI assistance for turning one post into per-network variants.
Team knowledge base that stays fast as it grows
Outline is a documentation workspace built around search and structure rather than infinite nesting. Collections, a strong editor, and genuinely fast full text search make it usable at the size where most wikis become write-only.
Commerce building blocks rather than a fixed storefront
Medusa is a set of commerce modules - cart, orders, pricing, inventory, fulfilment - exposed as APIs you compose, rather than a themed storefront you customise around the edges.
A content platform that wraps your existing SQL database
Directus points at a SQL database you already have and generates an admin interface and an API over it, without imposing its own schema. Existing tables keep their names, types, and constraints.
Collaborative wiki with real-time editing and diagrams
Docmost is a documentation workspace with real-time collaborative editing, nested spaces, and diagram support built in rather than embedded from elsewhere.
Document signing you can host and audit yourself
Documenso handles electronic signature collection with the signing certificate, audit trail, and field placement you expect, while keeping the documents on infrastructure you control.
Localisation platform with in-context translation editing
Tolgee's distinguishing feature is that translators work in the running application. Alt-click a string in the app and the editor opens over it, with surrounding context visible, which removes most of the ambiguity that produces bad translations from a spreadsheet.
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