TiddlyWiki is a highly flexible tool used for everything from journaling and research to documentation and teaching. Its single-file design and modularity make it ideal for customizing to fit any workflow.
Here are some examples from my own custom-built editions:
Course Edition
Stores syllabus, exams, solved problems, homework, and resources â great for managing academic materials.
Mehregan Edition (Zettelkasten)
A second brain for personal knowledge management using atomic notes and backlinks.
Tirgan Edition (Scientific Notes)
Equipped with BibTeX, KaTeX, and Refnotes â ideal for technical and academic work.
Notebook Edition
Used for gardening logs, recipes, and DIY projects â a general-purpose life organizer.
Basic Edition
A minimal setup for TiddlyWiki development and prototyping.
Vanilla Edition
Clean slate for quick mockups, flyers, and experiments.
XP Edition
Student-friendly version for class projects and group assignments.
Krystal Edition
An e-manual for documenting in-house tools like FBR-Sim (Fixed Bed Reactor Simulation).
I generate and manage these editions using a PowerShell script, which builds both normal and minified versions for easy distribution.
TiddlyWiki adapts to how you think â whether youâre a researcher, developer, student, or gardener.