Its public workspace brings together searchable pages, uploaded files, recent changes, and community contributions, with browsing and discovery tools such as tags, categories, aliases, and page histories. Visitors can explore the main page, all pages, recent edits, and the media library, while registered contributors can participate in building and updating the resource.

The platform also provides features for managing and reviewing content, including revision comparisons, page protection and restoration, reports, approvals, access requests, and audit history. Media uploads are linked to relevant pages, and reusable media groups, structured boards, and curated collections are available as organizational tools. The site’s current pages cover a varied mix of subjects, including people, video games, internet culture, law, and current events. iWiki describes itself as version 1.0 and offers account registration, login, help, community resources, and privacy and cookie information.