SilverBullet
A self-hosted, offline-capable personal knowledge base
- 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 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.
Everything stays on your Mac: Your notes are stored as plain Markdown files on your own computer. No subscriptions, no data sharing, no accounts with anyone else. You own your notes completely.
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 — all organized in a single searchable space. The plain Markdown format means your notes are readable by any text editor, forever.
