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Import, export & self-hosting — found from sitemap — BookStack

Checked for BookStack on 1 Nov 2026

Page: https://www.bookstackapp.com/about/open-source-documentation-software/
Checked: 1 Nov 2026, 09:02 UTC
How we may use it: Public page, crawling permitted

Technical details

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Self hosted Report an error

“BookStack is self-hosted open source software, meaning that we supply the code for you to run on your own systems within your own environment, or in a location where you trust.”
Free Report an error

“BookStack is a free documentation platform, meaning you can start up an instance without spending any money on the software, with direct access to the code needed.”
Auth features included Report an error

“Features like SAML2, LDAP and multi-factor-auth are baked into the platform.”
License Report an error

“Since BookStack is open source under the MIT license, you can take the source code and make whatever changes are needed to make it fit your usage.”
Source code hosting Report an error

“our work is done in the open and we’re available via fairly direct means on Codeberg, our Community Forum or Reddit.”
Forkable Report an error

“Even if core development work stops, the project is under a license which means it can be forked by anyone else to continue development.”
No tracking systems Report an error

“With BookStack, we don’t need to include such systems since we get feedback direct from the community.”
Author Report an error

“BookStack - Created By Dan Brown and developed with the community.”
Trademark Report an error

“BookStack® is a registered trade mark of Daniel Brown.”