A friendly whiteboard for quick sketches, plans and diagrams that look hand-drawn.
TiddlyWiki
A personal wiki in a single file that you can copy, email or host anywhere.
Notes & journal
BSD-3-Clause
Reviewed version 999763a
Screenshots coming soon
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What it does
TiddlyWiki is a non-linear notebook made of small notes called tiddlers. The whole wiki, with its editor, can live in one HTML file that works offline, or run on a small Node.js server. Plugins, themes and a built-in macro language let you turn it into a journal, task list, recipe book or personal website.
- A whole wiki in one file
- Works offline with no server
- Big plugin and community ecosystem
- Powerful filters and templates for custom views
Great for: Tinkerers who want a notebook they can shape completely, and keep as a single file for decades.
Tell my AI: make it mine
Try the demo
View on GitHub
The documentation site is itself a TiddlyWiki, so you can try the editor right there.
- LicenceBSD-3-Clause
- Where it runsYour computer (free)
- Built withjavascript
- Your dataStays in your own copy
- SourceTiddlyWiki/TiddlyWiki5
Ways to use it
Your AI helps you choose, based on what you need, and sets it up with you in plain words.
- On my own computerFreeTiddlyWiki has a desktop app. Your AI can install it with you.
How people are using this project
Examples of what people ask their AI to do with TiddlyWiki. Start from one, or just tell your AI and it will ask what you'd like.
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“Make a wiki where each recipe has ingredients, time and tags, with a filterable list.”
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“Add a daily checklist tiddler that stores ticks per date and shows a monthly grid.”
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“Export my wiki as a static website I can host for the family.”
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“Give my wiki a dark theme with a green accent.”
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Can I trust it?
- BSD-3-Clause. Free to use, change and share, even commercially. Keep the copyright notice, and do not use the authors' names to endorse your version.
- Your data: stores personal data, on your own device or server. One HTML file, or a folder of tiddler files when run with Node.js.
- Other services: none required.
- Reviewed version. Your AI always gets exactly the version we've checked.
- A wiki file may contain private information. Don't share it publicly before checking.
- Third-party plugins run in your browser with full access to your wiki. Install only trusted ones.
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