BookStack is great if you're small. There's no file locking/conduct management when two people are editing the same page and there's no co-authoring. I used it for docs at a startup I was in around 2018 and this lack of feature really got in our way once we grew to more than 10 people.
The feature is still missing today, I get email updates from the same ancient GitHub issue often of people asking for it and the dev responding that they don't like the idea of systematically preventing conflicts. Which is fair, if I had the skill and inclination I would have forked the project and just done it myself. But I'm not a software engineer, so I had no choice but to use different software that fit my needs.
If you're a really small shop BookStack has a very nice and clean UI and is a great wiki-type offering. At any kind of scale the cracks start to show, though.
The feature is still missing today, I get email updates from the same ancient GitHub issue often of people asking for it and the dev responding that they don't like the idea of systematically preventing conflicts. Which is fair, if I had the skill and inclination I would have forked the project and just done it myself. But I'm not a software engineer, so I had no choice but to use different software that fit my needs.
If you're a really small shop BookStack has a very nice and clean UI and is a great wiki-type offering. At any kind of scale the cracks start to show, though.