WikiMind: We built an editor that makes a plain textarea feel out of place
In WikiMind, we built a rich-text editor close to Notion, but tuned for our production use cases: headings, tables, code blocks, LaTeX, callout blocks, checklists, images, and attachments.

In WikiMind, we built a rich-text editor close to Notion, but tuned for our own production use cases. We added 4 levels of headings, tables with merged cells and sorting, code blocks with syntax highlighting, LaTeX formulas, callout blocks, checklists, images, and attachments.
To avoid clicking around like it’s 2017, we added slash commands: type / and insert the block you need in a couple of seconds. Plus @mentions with notifications, so a teammate definitely won’t “accidentally not see” the task 😅
Useful for power users: Find & Replace with regex support and document templates — both global and local. When AI-first products are in trend, a convenient editor still matters: if knowledge is hard to format, no one will find or use it.