Three demo administrators may inspect settings. Locked controls stay visible but disabled; restrictions are also enforced on the server.
Try safe settings
You can create calendars, change permitted theme options, and import a small Confluence ZIP into a new test workspace. Header and hero settings, workspace settings, email, and external sign-in can be inspected but not saved.
Every signed-in user can try a preferred language and the Accessibility widget. On Playground pages, editors can explore page appearance, attachments, and publication according to their role.
Installing and updating modules, global security settings, external sign-in providers, API keys, password changes and resets, and deleting users are unavailable to public demo accounts. All demo modules remain enabled.
Starting state
The header countdown shows the time until the actual scheduled reset. Reset restores accounts, pages, attachments, and mutable settings; do not enter personal or confidential data.
All demo accounts use the same password: SimbiozaDemo2026!
Username
Name
Role
demo-admin
Alex Morgan
Playground manager
admin-hr
Ana Kovač
Playground manager
admin-de
Lena Müller
Playground manager
editor-en
Sam Taylor
Editor
editor-es
Lucía García
Editor
editor-fr
Camille Dubois
Editor
contributor-it
Giulia Rossi
Contributor
contributor-hr
Marko Horvat
Contributor
reader
Noah Kim
Reader
Role
Demo administrators may inspect all settings, create calendars, change permitted theme options, and import a Confluence ZIP into a new test workspace. Other administrative writes are disabled; use an editor account to edit the Playground.
Editors may add, edit, publish, and delete pages in the Playground.
Contributors may add and edit drafts in the Playground, but may not publish or delete.
Project information and support details are locked against public accounts. Only the private owner can install, upgrade, enable, or disable modules. Password changes or resets and external sign-in configuration are unavailable on this demo.
Trial changes and accounts return to their starting state every five hours. Do not enter personal or confidential data.
Simbioza can be used without a donation. If it helps you, your contribution supports maintenance, security, accessibility, and translations. Choose whichever route suits you.
Before sending, verify the network, address, and beneficiary in your own app.
Working with organizations
On-site assistance, content migration, and custom module development can be arranged as separate paid services. They are not a condition for using Simbioza or part of the public demo.
Simbioza is more than a place for static articles. These are the main capabilities you can combine around your team's needs.
From an idea to a published page
Simbioza organizes documentation into workspaces with a page tree, links, attachments, and search. Draft and published versions are separate: an editor prepares content, a reviewer checks it, and someone with publishing rights decides when it becomes visible. Version history and the activity log preserve the trail of changes.
Permissions that match real work
Grant users and groups separate rights to view, add, edit, publish, delete, and manage a workspace. Inherited rights can be narrowed or explicitly denied on a page. Search and included content respect the same rights, so private information does not leak through results.
A built-in editor with live content
The editor offers images, attachments, cards, tabs, accordions, dropdown content, and page inclusion. Build five editable chart types: bar, line, area, pie, and doughnut. Calendars and task lists can be embedded as current views; changing an event or task does not require republishing the page text.
Calendars and meetings
Use personal, team, and resource calendars on the web. Basic CalDAV access supports compatible clients. The meeting planner checks participant free time and room or equipment availability, supports resource approval requests, and handles invitations and attendee replies.
Sign-in, appearance, and accessibility
Local sign-in can be complemented by SAML, CAS, OpenID Connect, and OAuth2 provider profiles. A global theme shapes the site, while a workspace can have its own isolated theme. The Accessibility module offers personal font, contrast, and color choices; it does not replace semantic content and real accessibility testing.
Migration, integration, and operations
Import a Confluence space with pages, attachments, links, and supported macros, then review the result before publication. Multiple languages, an API, notifications, email, backups, and an activity log support operation and integration. Each installation chooses the modules it needs; this demo enables them for exploration.
Navigation that fits the work
Administrators can edit the application-wide top and settings menus. Special top and left menus may target a section of the application, a whole workspace, or an individual page; their order, links, and multilingual labels are configurable. A workspace manager can independently edit its own top and left menus without changing global navigation or another workspace. The left menu can be a custom tree of groups and links, while the regular workspace page tree remains available.
Knowledge, collaboration, and daily work in one place
Simbioza is an open application for documentation and collaboration. Pages are organized in workspaces, can have distinct editors and access rights, and can be published in multiple languages. Drafts, pre-publication review, version history, comments, and search keep knowledge useful, accountable, and discoverable.
This illustration represents connected knowledge; it is not an interface screenshot.
Flexible sign-in, precise permissions
Alongside local accounts, the Auth module supports SAML, CAS, OpenID Connect, and OAuth2 provider profiles; each installation enables only the providers it uses. Grant rights to users and groups at workspace level, then narrow them on individual pages, including explicit denials. Viewing, adding, editing, publishing, deleting, and managing are separate permissions rather than one all-powerful switch.
Calendars and smarter meeting planning
Use personal, team, and resource calendars on the web; basic CalDAV access also supports compatible calendar clients. When planning a meeting, Simbioza searches participants' free time, checks the availability of rooms and other equipment, and supports approval of resource reservations. Invitations, replies, and a My Meetings view keep the plan connected to the calendar.
An editor that creates more than text
The built-in editor supports images, attachments, cards, tabs, accordions, and dropdown content. Create bar, line, area, pie, and doughnut charts, include another page, and embed current calendar views and task lists. These dynamic elements remain part of the page, with access rights applied to included data.
A look for each community, access for each person
Customize the theme for the whole site, while an individual workspace can have its own isolated theme. The Accessibility module adds personal choices of fonts, contrast, color palettes, and other reading adjustments. These are enhancements: accessible content still depends on clear structure, descriptions, and testing real user journeys.
Bring existing knowledge with you
The Confluence importer carries over page structure, attachments, links, and supported macros. Review the result before publication and verify permissions and private attachments separately. The modular HeartPhrame foundation also lets each installation grow without requiring every module.
Simbioza is an open platform for team knowledge. It combines the ease of a wiki with the structure of a content management system. Organize pages into workspaces, connect people and documents, and keep publication under control.
Edit and read content in multiple languages.
Grant permissions at workspace, page, and document level.
Find published knowledge, track versions, and collaborate.
This demo shows every module. Public accounts can try content features; installing, upgrading, and security administration are intentionally restricted. Demo data is restored to its starting state every five hours.
Simbioza can import a Confluence space export. The importer handles page structure, links, attachments, and supported macros, then lets an administrator review the result before publication. Permissions and private attachments deserve a deliberate check after every migration.
This demo shows what imported content can look like. Test a real migration with a source copy and inspect its import report before opening it to users.
Simbioza is an open project built on the modular HeartPhrame framework. Application source, releases, and installation guides are available in the Simbioza GitHub repository. For a stable installation, choose a published release and follow the separate PHP-FPM or Apache mod_php guide.
Share suggestions and reproducible bug reports through GitHub Issues. The Confluence importer and other modules have their own releases; upgrades resolve compatible tagged versions.
