A wiki that lives in your browser

Open a tab and start writing. lucid.page keeps your pages organized, linked, and findable — on desktop and mobile, alone or with project members.

# Write in the browser

Nothing to install, nothing to sync. The workspace editor is source Markdown with a Write/Preview toggle, and the preview is rendered by the exact pipeline your readers get — down to the fonts. Code fences come out highlighted with a copy button, TeX math is set with KaTeX, Mermaid fences become diagrams, and rich blocks insert in one gesture. You save deliberately: a draft stays local until you say otherwise.

# Keep it organized

Your Personal library holds standalone pages. File a page into a folder when it belongs somewhere — folders carry their own overview page and breadcrumbs — pin favourites for a fast return, and archive what is done without deleting it. Archive is a shelf, not a trash can.

# Link pages, find pages

While you write, the link picker suggests your own pages, so connecting a note to its neighbours takes two keystrokes. Published pages know what links back to them. And search is scoped to where you are: a project’s results stay free of your dump library, and Personal stays out of your projects.

# Personal for pages, Projects for knowledge

Personal is placement, not privacy: a standalone page with its own URL, owned by you. A project is a named space with folders, an overview, and its own search and link suggestions. Moving a page between them keeps its slug, URL, history, and ownership — a useful dump can grow into a maintained project page without a new address. Signed in already? Create your first project.

# Alone, or with members

Projects take members with owner, editor, and viewer roles over the pages shared with them; someone’s owner-only page stays invisible even to the project owner. New project invitations are currently unavailable while invitation email is deliberately disabled — the roles and sharing model themselves are live.

# Your words stay portable

Every page’s Markdown source is one URL away at /raw/your-slug, or by adding .md to its address. The editor downloads a page as a .md file, unpublished drafts download from the workspace, and every saved update is kept as a restorable revision. Deletion is real deletion.

# The ten-second front door stays

None of this gates the original gesture: paste Markdown, press publish, share the link — no account, unlisted by default. The wiki is what happens when you want to keep what you paste. About tells the story; pricing shows what is free.