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Huly vs Storyden

Huly combines project management and chat, whereas Storyden is a pure community/wiki solution.

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What it is
Huly:Huly is an open-source all-in-one platform for team planning, project management, chat, documents and virtual office spaces.
Storyden:Storyden is an open-source forum, wiki and community hub you can self-host with modern security and data ownership.
Best for
Huly:All-in-one team productivity suite
Storyden:Self-hosted community forums with structured knowledge
Who it’s for
Huly:Product and engineering teams looking for a unified collaboration workspace
Storyden:Teams and groups needing a self-hosted discussion, knowledge-base and social-bookmarking platform.
Pricing
Huly:Open source
Storyden:Open source
Open source
Huly:Yes, 27,787 GitHub stars
Storyden:Yes, 340 GitHub stars
Works with
Huly:GitHub
Storyden:SQLite, PostgreSQL, Filesystem, S3, OpenAPI, Docker
DevHunt upvotes
Huly:29
Storyden:7
Launched on DevHunt
Huly:Jun 2024
Storyden:Jun 2026

Huly features

  • Team Planner. Centralized calendar view of all tasks across projects with time-blocking support.
  • Virtual Office. Customizable audio/video meeting rooms with real-time collaboration.
  • Bidirectional GitHub Sync. Two-way synchronization of GitHub Issues, Projects and milestones.
  • Real-time Docs. Rich-text collaborative editing with version history and inline mentions.
  • Chat & Inbox. Instant messaging, group chats and notification inbox for updates.
  • Keyboard Shortcuts. Quick access to common actions to speed up workflow.

Storyden features

  • Self-hosted deployment. Run Storyden via Docker on any OS with SQLite, PostgreSQL, filesystem or S3 storage.
  • OpenAPI spec. Full API surface documented with OpenAPI for custom integrations.
  • Containerised & headless. Runs in a container and can be used without a UI via its API.
  • Intelligent library. Organises pages and content automatically, turning community posts into a searchable library.
  • Modern security. State-of-the-art security features built into the platform.
  • Cross-platform support. Runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.

Based on each tool's website and DevHunt data. Details may change; check the official sites.