ClearWiki is a private hosted wiki which lets you collaborate on projects. It’s designed for workgroups, teams, and businesses that need to have access to a group-editing platform.
ClearWiki functions essentially like any other wiki page you’ve ever used, albeit with some more features and organizational capabilities. To create a page, you don’t need to know HTLM; experience with any document composition software will work just fine, making ClearWiki a good point of departure for anyone who is interested in further forays with wiki apps. Moving beyond basic page creation, ClearWiki also helps you to organize your group’s content with ease; you can label pages for better search results, customize it with your business or group logo, create a hierarchical structure of your pages, and access content easily with ClearWiki’s powerful search engine which scans not only the names of uploaded files, but also their content. You can also subscribe to your wiki’s personal RSS feed to stay on top of updates. In terms of privacy and safety, never fear; your group’s data is stored separately from anyone else’s, and only approved administrators can add and remove users. Additionally, ClearWiki automatically saves what you’re working on every two minutes, though you’ll have the option of saving your stuff manually if you so desire. ClearWiki offers several different packages, including two free ones, so you’ll have no problem finding one that fits your needs and your budget.
ClearWiki.com In Their Own Words
“A private wiki for your business, accessible only by people that you invite. It is hosted by us, so there is nothing for you to install or maintain.
ClearWiki is feature rich, yet extremely intuitive and easy to use. Your users don’t need to learn a special wiki language. Navigating through your information has never been so easy”.
Why ClearWiki.com It Might Be A Killer
ClearWiki is the perfect tool for anyone that needs to collaborate on a project; it’s organized well, easy to search through, secure, and relatively cost-effective (the Private Wiki package with no advertisements is just US $7.95 a month). You can also add-in more features as you see fit to customize your package, and there is literally an exhaustive list of cool features and useful options that I could only begin to touch upon in this review.
Some Questions About ClearWiki.com
ClearWiki doesn’t yet support Safari; does it have plans on expanding its functionality to this platform? The site also discusses the difference between an administrator and a “super user”, but to me it’s not clear what the difference even is between a “super user” and a regular user; the site implies that regular user cannot read and write all wiki content. 
