Wiki Website Builder
Create a wiki by describing it. Meku builds a wiki website with pages, categories, search, and team logins. Use it as an internal wiki for your company or a public wiki for a community. Meku writes the code in React and Tailwind CSS, hosts the site, and lets you export the code at any time.
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What Your Wiki Website Includes
Pages and Categories
Each topic gets its own page. Pages sit in categories, such as HR, Engineering, or Sales, and each page shows a table of contents.
Search
A search bar on every page finds pages by title and content, so readers find an answer without browsing every category.
Logins and Permissions
Supabase handles user accounts. Set who can read, who can edit, and who can manage the wiki.
Edit History
Ask Meku to save each edit with the author and the date, so editors see what changed and who changed it.
How It Works
See how the meku works in just a few simple steps.
Decide what the wiki covers and who will read and edit it
Describe the categories and page layout, and Meku builds pages, search, and logins
Write pages in the editor, or ask in chat to create pages from your notes
Publish with hosting and SSL, or export the code to GitHub or a ZIP file
Features by Plumbing Service Type
Internal Company Wikis
- Policy and process pages
- Onboarding guides
- Staff-only sign-in
- Search across all pages
Team Knowledge Bases
- How-to guides
- Decision records
- Answers to common questions
- A category for each team
Community Wikis
- Public pages anyone can read
- Member sign-in to edit
- Edit history for each page
- Category pages
Fan and Hobby Wikis
- Character and episode pages
- Game or collection pages
- Links between related pages
- Category pages that list every entry
Why Use Meku for a Wiki Website
Meku builds and hosts the wiki, so you do not install wiki software or set up a server.
- Categories and page layout built to your description
- You own the React, Vite, and Tailwind CSS code
- Connect your own domain or subdomain
- Supabase handles accounts and permissions
Built-in analytics shows visitors, page views, and traffic sources as soon as your wiki is public.
Who This Is For
For companies, teams, communities, and the agencies that build wikis.
- Companies that need an internal wiki
- Teams that want one knowledge base
- Online communities and open projects
- Agencies that build wikis for clients
Fans and hobby groups can build a public wiki for their topic.
Start Building Your Wiki
Describe your wiki in one prompt. Meku builds the pages, search, and logins, and you add content and publish when you are ready. You can start for free.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get quick answers to common questions. Still need help? Contact us.
Decide what the wiki covers and who edits it. Then describe it to Meku, add your pages, and publish. Meku handles the hosting, search, and logins.
An internal wiki is a private knowledge base for a company or team. Only signed-in staff can read or edit it.
Yes. Supabase handles user accounts and roles. Set which users can read, edit, or manage pages.
A wiki lets many people create and edit pages. A knowledge base is a collection of answers and guides. A wiki is a common way to build a knowledge base.
Yes. Connect a custom domain or a subdomain to your wiki. Hosting and SSL are included.
Yes. Export the full code to GitHub or as a ZIP file. The code is yours, so you can host it with any provider.