Emvi is our approach to a real-time knowledge base and we finally opened registrations for public Beta. We found that existing tools structure content in a tree-like hierarchy which tends to limit reach and scalability. For Emvi we implemented a concept that is closer to pages like Wikipedia or Medium - articles are linked internally, curated to lists and grouped by tags. Our goal is to make it accessible for both technical and non-technical users and to keep the content maintainable for the long term. Some features we already include: - Powerful search with filters and sorting options - Activity feed and notifications - WYSIWYG-editor with real-time collaboration - @-mention any element (articles, lists, users, groups or tags) - Full article change history - Fine-grained rights management for users and groups - English and German UI - Multiple translations for articles and list titles We are currently working on comments and embeds and an early API is available on GitHub. Feel free to share your thoughts and questions in the comments.