SilverBullet
A self-hosted, offline-capable personal knowledge base
At a glance
What you can do with SilverBullet.
- Private, self-hosted notes with no cloud dependencies
- Linked notes that form a personal wiki
- Plain Markdown files — readable by any text editor
- Offline-capable Progressive Web App
- Full-text search across all notes
- Task lists and structured data
- Installable as a Mac app from your browser
About the app
About SilverBullet
SilverBullet is a personal knowledge base that runs entirely on your own hardware. Think of it as a private wiki: write notes in Markdown, link them together, and organize your thoughts without sending anything to a third-party cloud.
Local Markdown storage: Your notes live on your Mac as plain Markdown files, with no hosted SilverBullet account required. Data leaves your Mac only when you enable syncing, sharing, or an external integration.
Works like a wiki: Link notes to each other to build a connected knowledge base. SilverBullet makes it easy to connect related ideas and navigate between them — like a personal Wikipedia that lives on your Mac.
Offline-capable: Once opened in your browser, SilverBullet works even without an internet connection. Install it to your Dock like a native app for instant access.
Keep everything in one place: Write meeting notes, journal entries, task lists, project docs, and reference materials in a single searchable space. Plain Markdown keeps your notes readable by widely available text editors.
One familiar control surface
Install SilverBullet with Lawn.
Bring it home with Lawn
Lawn
Hassle-free self-hosting
Choose this app, click install, and Lawn handles the setup on your Mac.
