LeafWiki is free and open source. If it saves your team time, here's how you can help keep it going.
Need help setting up LeafWiki for your team, migrating from Wiki.js or Confluence, or just want someone responsible when something breaks?
You're talking directly to the person building this.
One-time or recurring — every contribution directly supports maintenance, bug fixes, and steady development. If LeafWiki saves your team time, sponsoring is the most direct way to give something back.
Support via GitHub Sponsors →Prefer a one-time coffee? Support on Ko-fi →
Need a specific feature prioritized for your team? I'm open to discussing paid development for well-scoped requests — contact me to talk through scope and timeline.
Get in touch →Bug reports, feature requests, pull requests, and real-world feedback are just as valuable as financial support. If you're using LeafWiki and something doesn't work the way it should, open an issue.
Open an issue →LeafWiki will remain free and open-source regardless. See the roadmap for what is planned next.