Alexandrie: host your own offline-ready notes wiki, like a private Notion

What it does

Alexandrie is a knowledge base you host yourself. Notes live in a hierarchy of teams, workspaces, categories and nested documents, written in an extended Markdown editor that supports LaTeX math, checkboxes, diagrams and saved snippets. It is a PWA (a website you can install like an app), so it works offline on desktop or phone and syncs when you reconnect. Access can be set per page from None to Owner, and every workspace has a Kanban board for tasks.

How to use it

Input → action → output: start it with Docker, open it in your browser and create the owner account. Write notes in Markdown, then press Ctrl + K to jump anywhere or run a full-text search that shows highlighted snippets of matching notes.

Common use cases

• Write lecture notes with LaTeX formulas and a flowchart, then share them with a classmate through a public link.
• Set up a team workspace, give each member read or write access, and track the project on its Kanban board next to the docs.
• Export a whole workspace as a ZIP file for backup, then restore it later or on another server.