Wiki #
The wiki is a tree of folders and pages for your internal team: onboarding guides, runbooks, architecture notes, weekly recaps. Pages are edited collaboratively in real time. Several people can type in the same page and see each other's cursors.
- Use
/for the slash menu: headings, lists, task lists, images, links. - Type
@to mention a person and#to reference a task or ticket by key. - Drag pages between folders, or reorder them, from the tree.
Under the hood, pages are CRDT documents (Yjs). The web app keeps an HTML read model for search and for the API, so the CLI and the iOS app can read any page without understanding the editor format.
Notes #
Notes are lighter than wiki pages and belong to a person rather than to the team.
- Quick notes are a scratchpad: capture from anywhere, including
trackr notesin the CLI and the iOS app. - Meeting notes follow a template, can be linked to the tasks they discuss, and can be shared by link with people outside the team.
- Any note can be saved as a template for the next one.
Chat #
Chat is organized in threads per organization. Threads carry tags; you can subscribe to a tag to get notified about every thread that uses it. A thread can be turned into a ticket when a conversation turns out to be a request.
Chat events are also available as webhooks (opt-in, they are high volume).