Community Resources

Freely available help information

For guidance on all aspects of Tiki, please check out the Documentation at doc.tiki.org.

Tiki has a lot of features and the documentation is not always up to date, but it's the first place to look. Of course, doc.tiki.org (doc.t.o.) is a Tiki installation, so the site also demonstrates features and use. Once you are registered at tiki.org, you can log in at doc.tiki.org (or dev.t.o. or themes.t.o.) with the same username and password, via the InterTiki feature.

The Tiki Forums are the place to post comments and questions, which should be responded to fairly quickly.

Mailing lists are also avaiable at SourceForge.net. There is a users list (low volume) and a developers list (higher volume) that anyone can subscribe to.

XMPP chat is available at wikisuite.chat, where you can get closer to realtime responses to questions and comments.

Each month there is an online Roundtable Meeting that everyone is warmly invited to attend, at tiki.org/live. Video recordings of past meetings are available for reference.

TikFests are, traditionally, informal in-person gatherings over several days or more, that people come to from all over the world and talk, plan, code, and have fun. In this time of pandemic restrictions, virtual TikiFests have been held instead, and again all are welcome to join.

Consultant Services

Find expert paid services

If the standard paths to help don't provide the answers you need, or if you have a Tiki project that you would like paid help for, some members of the Tiki community, as individuals, offer their services for a fee. Please visit the Consultants page for more information.