About SilverBullet
SilverBullet is an open source knowledge management tool that works with plain Markdown files. It is meant to start as a personal notebook and grow into a team wiki or documentation site.
What it does
Your notes live as Markdown files in a folder on a disk you control. Pages link to each other, and each page shows what links back to it. You can add behaviour to a space with Space Lua, a scripting language that is stored in the space like any other page, so the setup can change as your needs do.
Key features
- Store notes as plain Markdown files in a folder
- Link pages together and see backlinks
- Script your space with the built-in Space Lua language
- Publish a folder of pages as a documentation site
- Use it in a browser, including offline
Who it's for
Developers and technical writers who want docs kept in the same git repository as their code. People who want a private journal or a small team wiki can use it too.
Pricing and good to know
SilverBullet is open source under the MIT licence and is free to use. It runs in a web browser and can work offline on laptops and phones. A live demo is available, so you can try it before setting it up on your own disk.
Highlights
- Store notes as plain Markdown files in a folder
- Link pages together and see backlinks
- Script your space with the built-in Space Lua language
- Publish a folder of pages as a documentation site
- Use it in a browser, including offline
