VoodooPad 5 vs BookStack

VoodooPad 5 is focused on use by an individual. It is a mature application. Its polished refinements are based upon many years of user experiences and feedback.

You can use Markdown syntax to write your documents.

Within the collections palette you'll find "to-dos" that are all @todo entries that you've left across all of your pages.

You can utilize Dropbox to keep VoodooPad synchronized across all of your devices and allow for collaboration with other people.

To dynamically change HTML, ePub and PDF exports you can use Java scriptlets. To extend the functionality of VoodooPad you can use Event scripts.

Alongside being able to export a page as HTML, RTFD, Plain Text, or as a Word Document, you can export the whole document as XML, RTFD, Plain Text, .doc, ePub, PDF or to an iOS device via VP Reader.

Collections allow creating an organizational structure of your pages.

The stock interface design has a modern feel and is simple for new users to use.

Released under the MIT license.

Granular permissions can be set up for specific roles on a per-content basis and permissions will waterfall down to child content.

Over 9 different languages are built in to BookStack which can be set at a per-profile level.

Markdown editing, syntax highlighting, WYSIWYG, keyboard shortcuts, versioning, SSO, LDAP, different roles, performant and fast developer response.

Can be deployed within an active directory environment with its features to connect over LDAP.

Very convenient when you're a company that uses Google Apps, that makes logging into Bookstack more secure and more convenient.