LiveWikiWright
Wiki platform for game communitiesWikis that look like the worlds they document. Fast pages, a Markdown editor anyone can use, stat tables that cite their sources, and themes that make every wiki its own.
WikiWright is wiki software for game communities, and the platform that hosts their wikis. Each wiki gets its own address, its own look, and the tools a community needs to keep it accurate.
Pages are plain Markdown with wiki links. Numbers live in a page's infobox, labelled with where they came from, and tables across the wiki read them, so fixing a number once fixes it everywhere it shows.
New wikis are opened by request while the platform grows. Bring existing pages from MediaWiki or Markdown once your wiki is approved.
- STATUS
- Live
- BUILT FOR
- Game communities
- NEW WIKIS
- By request
- CONTENT
- CC BY-SA 4.0
Plain Markdown, with wiki links
Pages are simple text anyone can edit, and links to pages nobody has written yet invite someone to start them.
Numbers that show their source
Each stat can carry a label for where it came from, and every wiki picks its own labels, so readers know what's confirmed.
Tables that stay up to date
Put a stat on one page and tables everywhere read it. Fix it once, and every table follows.
Every change can be undone
Full history, readable comparisons between versions, and one-click undo and restore.
Themes for every wiki
Each wiki picks its colors and style, checked for readable contrast before it goes live.
Community tools
Talk pages, watchlists and notifications, with review for new editors, reports and moderation.
Maps, spoilers and tabs
Interactive maps with pins, spoiler blocks and tabbed sections, all written in the page's own text.
A developer API
Every wiki can be read through its API without an account, and edited with a personal token.