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About community

Documize Community is an open source, self-hosted knowledge management solution designed for both technical and non-technical users. It serves as an alternative to Confluence, unifying customer-facing and internal documentation in a single platform.

The software is built with Golang and EmberJS, compiled into a single executable binary compatible with Linux, Windows, and macOS. It requires a PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, or MySQL-compatible database with Full-Text Search support.

Key features

  • Organization through labels, spaces and categories
  • Content approval workflows (Community+ edition)
  • Content version management (Community+ edition)
  • Content PDF export (Community+ edition)
  • Analytics and reporting (Community+ edition)
  • LDAP/Active Directory authentication
  • Multi-language support including English, German, French, and Chinese
  • Available for AMD and ARM 64-bit architectures

Download v5.14.0

Sep 19, 2025
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Frequently asked questions

Is community free?
Yes. community is free and open-source software, distributed under the AGPL-3.0 license.
Which platforms does community support?
community provides downloads for Windows.
What is the latest version of community?
The latest version is v5.14.0, released on Sep 19, 2025.
What databases does Documize Community support?
It supports PostgreSQL (v9.6+), Microsoft SQL Server (2016+), SQL Azure (v12+), MySQL (v5.7.10+), Percona (v5.7.16-10+), and MariaDB (10.3.0+), all requiring Full-Text Search capability.
What authentication methods are available?
Besides email/password, it supports LDAP, Active Directory, Red Hat Keycloak, and Central Authentication Service (CAS), with optional dual-authentication for LDAP/AD.
What is the license for Documize Community?
The Community edition is licensed under GNU AGPL v3, while the Community+ edition has different licensing terms.
Which operating systems are supported?
Linux, Windows, macOS, and Raspberry Pi (ARM build), with support for both AMD and ARM 64-bit architectures.

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