Creating a modern wiki experience on top of the software that powers Wikipedia.
MediaWiki is a powerful open-source software platform that powers hundreds of thousands of wikis. Professional Wiki provides professional MediaWiki consulting services and MediaWiki hosting. We make MediaWiki more useful for businesses and organizations.
With ProWiki we provided the first truly modern MediaWiki experience. Gone are the days of needing to assign your IT staff to maintain a new software stack. You can now create and configure your wiki with a few clicks.
15
years of experience
260+
clients helped
240+
wikis hosted
48000+
code changes
Professional Wiki GmbH is a Berlin-based company with an international team that serves international clients.
We are MediaWiki veterans with expertise that includes MediaWiki hosting and MediaWiki software development.
Professional Wiki has made significant contributions to MediaWiki, Semantic MediaWiki and Wikibase. We also created over 40 MediaWiki extensions and wrote a lot of the MediaWiki documentation.
We are a customer-focused agile company. We value professionalism, quality and sustainability. Join our team.
Jeroen is our CTO. He created Wikibase, maintains Semantic MediaWiki and is credited as one of MediaWiki's creators.
Jeroen is a software craftsman with deep expertise in software architecture, testing and quality. He occasionally posts on his developer blog.
Jeroen started working with MediaWiki in 2009 and has since assisted companies across the globe, including Google and the Wikimedia Foundation.
In his spare time Jeroen enjoys beach volleyball, boardgames and reading.
Besides being our CFO, Karsten is a MediaWiki veteran with deep and broad MediaWiki usage expertise.
Karsten has set up 100s of wikis and is one of the most active editors on MediaWiki.org and Semantic-MediaWiki.org.
Karsten got involved with MediaWiki in 2009. In 2011 he launched WikiHoster.net. Karsten has spoken at several MediaWiki conferences.
In his free time Karsten enjoys caring for plants, talking walks and editing wikis.
Tobias is a well rounded MediaWiki expert. He is an experienced wiki administrator, has set up multiple wikis and has created his own MediaWiki extensions. He has been involved in the Semantic MediaWiki community for many years.
Iván is specialized in cultural heritage and digital humanities. He has been providing both MediaWiki and Semantic MediaWiki services for multiple years. He is active in the community and is familiar with Wikidata.
Stephan is a veteran MediaWiki developer. He created several MediaWiki extensions and is the author of the popular Chameleon skin. Stephan has been involved with the MediaWiki and Semantic MediaWiki communities for over a decade.
Morne has been doing web development for over a decade and is currently maintaining the popular Chameleon skin. He has a passion for automation, testing and well designed and sustainable solutions.
Wouter has been working with MediaWiki for over 15 years. His experience includes constructing and maintaining wiki farms, among which an integrated multi-language farm, system administration and Semantic MediaWiki.
Are you someone of integrity that is passionate about and skilled with wikis?
If so, contact us for possible collaborations.
Check our Partner Program if you want to help us find clients.
The focus of our business is long term. We look for win-win collaborations with our customers. In all our work we care greatly about quality and sustainability. We want to do things the right way. This includes zooming out and coming up with holistic solutions.
We believe that enterprise MediaWiki is very underused for knowledge management. Our mission is to help companies manage their knowledge better. To achieve this we work on raising awareness about how enterprise MediaWiki can deliver value. We also strive to enhance the software and to be a reliable partner for enterprises.
MediaWiki (MW) is a free, open-source software – the wiki software that powers Wikipedia and many more projects – that lets you collectively and directly edit content.
MediaWiki is a full-fledged framework, in conjunction with a lot of spin-off extensions, that can turn a website into a powerful and flexible knowledge management system for best collaboration. All information created within MediaWiki can easily be structured and published allowing users to benefit from it.
Semantic MediaWiki (SMW) is a free, open-source extension to MediaWiki – the wiki software that powers Wikipedia and many more projects – that lets you store and query data within the wiki's pages.
Semantic MediaWiki is also a full-fledged framework, in conjunction with many spin-off extensions, that can further refine a wiki into a even more powerful and flexible knowledge management system. All data created within Semantic MediaWiki can easily be exported or published via the Semantic Web, allowing other software systems to use this data seamlessly.
Maps is the MediaWiki extension for visualizing geographical information. It is used on thousands of wikis. Jeroen developed it in 2009 using funding from Google and maintained it ever since.
Chameleon is a popular MediaWiki skin. It uses the Bootstrap 4 framework and is highly customizable. Stephan created it in 2013 and it is now maintained by Professional Wiki.
Semantic Bundle is a bundle of MediaWiki extensions. It makes it easy to install Semantic MediaWiki and associated extensions in one go.
WikiHoster.net is a wiki hosting service operated by Karsten since 2011. It is the precursor to the hosting services provided by Professional Wiki.
eiKoLo is a contact management solution for small organizations. Track relations with your customers via an in-wiki database.
We have created several MediaWiki extensions and contributed to many more. These contributions include development and testing of new features, creating and enhancing documentation, providing translations and supporting people on the mailing lists.
Professional Wiki is able to satisfy all your needs as single provider serving high quality holistic customer-focused solutions. Just get in touch with us!