Docmost vs Homepage: which one to choose in 2026?
Both are open source alternatives to Notion. We compare license, tech stack and features to help you decide which fits your team best.
| Docmost | Homepage | |
|---|---|---|
| Category | Productivity | Dev Tools |
| License | AGPL-3.0 | GPL-3.0 |
| GitHub stars | ~14k | ~19.5k |
| Tech stack | NestJS, React, PostgreSQL | TypeScript, Next.js |
| Replaces | Confluence, Notion | Notion |
Homepage has more GitHub stars, which usually indicates a larger community (not necessarily that it's the best option for your use case).
Docmost
Modern collaborative wiki, an open source alternative to Confluence.
Pros
- Very fast-growing community and feature set
Things to consider
- Still a young project compared to Confluence
Homepage
Start page for your HomeLab with live status of your services.
Pros
- Very quick to set up as your browser's start page
- Huge and active integrations catalog
Things to consider
- Configuration is YAML-based, no visual editor
Key features
Docmost
- Spaces and team permissions
- Real-time collaborative editing
- Comments and page versioning
Homepage
- 100+ integrations with live status widgets
- Automatically detects Docker containers
- Fully configurable via YAML, no database
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