Wikis read well. They still can't see themselves run.
Notion and Confluence gave process documentation its best reading experience. Reading was never the problem. Move the process pages into Tallyfy and let them learn from the work itself.
The gardener problem
Every wiki depends on gardeners: the few people who tend pages and prune what's stale. Gardeners get busy. Pages age in place, looking exactly as polished as the day they were right.
That's the trap with beautiful documentation. A page that reads well feels true. But a wiki page can't tell you it was skipped, misread, or replaced in practice by asking whoever has been on the team longest. It describes the work. It never meets the work.
The migration path
Export the pages or share the space with us. We sort process pages from reference pages, convert each process page into a Tallyfy template, and leave your wiki to do what wikis do well: hold knowledge. Steps get owners and deadlines. Anything the page tells people to record becomes a form field. Nothing goes live until you've read and approved it.
What changes after
The page finally reports back. Each run shows where time goes and where work gets sent back, and Stella turns that into proposals with evidence: a clearer step, a deadline that matches reality. Each one arrives as an approval task in Tallyfy. Your call, always.
Steps that run as AI sessions get one extra kindness. Changes that cannot alter their output are applied automatically, so the same step costs less or wraps up sooner. And every version of every page-turned-process is saved forever. Nothing you wrote is ever lost.
Let the pages meet the work.
Bring one process page from your wiki. We'll run it as a living process and show you what it learns.