DEV3 Pagemoss – Team Wiki & Knowledge Base SaaS Laravel Script with Page History, Permissions, Public Help Centre

Pagemoss is a team wiki and knowledge base you host yourself, built by DEV3 Technologies on Laravel 12 and Filament 4. Each customer is a workspace with its own spaces, people and plan. You run it as the operator: workspaces, plans, domains, trust reports and audited support sessions live in a separate panel.

What it does

• A calm editor. Nested pages with a block editor: headings, lists, checklists, tables, code, callouts, images, files and embeds. Type a slash for the block menu, use Markdown shortcuts, link a page with [[, mention a colleague with @, or switch to plain Markdown and back.
• History you can trust. Every save, publish and restore is a revision. Compare two versions side by side and restore one; restoring adds a new revision instead of overwriting. Autosaves are thinned on a schedule, published history is never pruned.
• Permissions that hold. A default role per space, grants for people, groups or the whole workspace, restricted pages, and guests who see only what was shared with them. Restricted pages never appear in search, backlinks, the page tree, exports or notifications for someone without access, and they get the same answer as for a page that does not exist.
• One editor at a time, safely. An edit lock names the holder and lets others ask for the page; saves from a stale version end in a conflict dialog, not in lost work. The lock can be taken over by a space manager and the old holder's unsaved text is kept as a draft.
• Search and navigation. MySQL full-text search with a quick palette (Ctrl or Cmd K), prefix matching as you type, tags, backlinks, favourites, recents and notifications. Chinese, Japanese and Korean text works through the ngram index.
• A public help centre. Publish any space as public, unlisted or members only, in the workspace's brand, with search, a Was this helpful prompt, a sitemap and a custom domain after a DNS check. Visitors can report an article to the operator.
• Share, import, export. Share a page by link with an optional password and expiry. Import a zip of Markdown or HTML files with images, with a report. Export a space as Markdown, HTML or PDF.
• Admin and API. A workspace admin for spaces and permissions, groups, guests, templates, help centre, imports and exports, trash, audit log, API keys, webhooks and settings, with a Moss Map dashboard of space freshness. A scoped REST API with an OpenAPI document, idempotency keys and signed webhooks.
• Operator panel. Workspaces with meters, plans, subscriptions and invoices, help-centre domains, trust reports, export health, an outbox, a platform audit log and view-only support sessions that are logged.

Quality checks

The release passed seven gates on the final code: Larastan level 6 with 0 errors, 378 Pest tests, a build inside the page budget, migrations and the full demo seed on MySQL 8 and SQLite, a headless smoke test with ten race checks run on MySQL (parallel edit locks, saves from one base revision, opposite moves, move against delete, restore against edit, parallel restores, repeated comments, a full-text search as a restricted person, creates at a plan limit, and a consistency check), the installer driven from the zip, and a secret scan. The home page scores 100 for performance and accessibility on mobile.

What you should know before buying

• No real-time co-editing. One editor at a time per page, with an edit lock and conflict-safe saves. Live presence uses Reverb or falls back to polling every 10 seconds.
• Search is MySQL full-text. MySQL 8 or MariaDB 10.6 or newer is required for a live site; no external search engine is needed. Words under three letters fall back to a simple match.
• Import is Markdown and HTML only, as a zip of files; there is no import from other products' proprietary formats.
• Custom help-centre domains need DNS and TLS at your proxy; verification checks a TXT and a CNAME record.
• Payments are simulated by default. The operator is the merchant of record and workspaces never see card data. Mail goes to an outbox until you configure a mailer.
• A cron entry every minute and a queue worker are required. Web only: there are no mobile apps. Node.js is not needed (assets are prebuilt).

Included

Source code, the web installer, a buyer guide and API notes, demo data with fictional brands and people (ten workspaces, about 9,000 pages and 50,000 revisions), a cron entry for the scheduler, and six months of support.