Inkstone

Self-hosted notebook on Cloudflare

WHO USES ITAnyone who wants notes as plain Markdown files, nothing proprietary · Someone with a Cloudflare account who wants a notebook server they fully own · A developer who wants to grant an agent scoped access to search or edit notes

Self-host

A self-hosted Markdown notebook you deploy on your own Cloudflare Workers account, with realtime sync, search and backlinks built in.

SELF-HOST

START IN 5 MINUTES ↓

Inkstone's notebook interior: a note list on the left, the "Welcome to Inkstone" Markdown body in the centre, and a document outline on the right.

TESIGN TAKE

Having to deploy it yourself is real friction, but in return it keeps its promise that the data lives only in your own account.

Activity and discovery evidence

★ 1.2kAs of 11-01 21:00 UTC

1,160 stars · checked on GitHub 11-02 02:18 UTC · no 7-day star increase observed (GH Archive) (as of 11-01 21:00 UTC)

AT A GLANCE

USAGE: Unconfirmed — check before use.
LANGUAGE: TypeScript
PLATFORM: web
ACTIVITY: last commit 25 days ago (2026-10-07) · latest release v0.8.0 (2026-09-14) · 7 releases As of 11-02 02:18 UTC
COMMUNITY: 2 contributors · 36 open issues (incl. PRs) · made by: an individual As of 11-02 02:18 UTC
SOURCES: GitHub
FIRST SEEN: 2026-09-15 21:32 UTC
CATEGORY: PRODUCTIVITY

A summary, not legal advice.

WHY IT MATTERS

Inkstone is a Markdown notebook that runs entirely on your own Cloudflare account — Workers, D1, R2 — with no separate server to manage. Notes always stay plain text, with live preview, full-text search (including Chinese indexing), wiki-style backlinks, offline editing with multi-device sync, and scheduled WebDAV/S3 backups layered on top. The public demo (inkstone-demo.pages.dev) really does sign in with the admin account shown on the page (verified), resetting to two starter notes on refresh.

BUILD FROM THIS

Build your own note server for plain Markdown knowledge you want to fully own
Issue a per-document MCP API key so a coding agent can search or edit your notes
Schedule WebDAV/S3 backups for off-site storage

WHO IT'S FOR

Anyone who wants notes as plain Markdown files, nothing proprietary
Someone with a Cloudflare account who wants a notebook server they fully own
A developer who wants to grant an agent scoped access to search or edit notes

START IN 5 MINUTES

# Try the demo first: https://inkstone-demo.pages.dev (sign in with the account shown on the page; refreshing resets it)
# Deploy to your own account: fork the repo → connect it via GitHub in Cloudflare Workers & Pages → set build command npm run build, deploy command npm run deploy

CAVEATS

LGPL-3.0-only · real use requires deploying to your own Cloudflare account; the public demo signs in with a fixed account and resets on refresh
Optional semantic search needs the Workers AI binding; without it, search falls back to lexical only

RECEIPT

FIRST SEEN: 2026-09-15 21:32 UTC
AT SOURCE: 2026-07-30 13:27 UTC
KEPT: 2026-09-17 01:24 UTC
CREATED → FIRST SEEN: 47d
WHEN FIRST SEEN: 817 ★
SOURCES: GitHub

The same facts in machine-readable form — View as Markdown · JSON

SIMILAR TOOLS

Up to five from PRODUCTIVITY by ★ total: edited entries first, then repository cards; this entry is highlighted. Drawn from the same stored snapshot as the rankings — a comparison, not a recommendation. As of 11-01 21:00 UTC

NAME	★ TOTAL	▲ 7d	LICENSE	PLATFORM	LAST PUSH
Hermes AgentSelf-improving personal agent	★ 260k	▲ +10	MITpermissive	linux · macos · windows · android · cli	2026-11-02
InkstoneSelf-hosted notebook on CloudflareTHIS ENTRY	★ 1.2k	—	Licence unconfirmedunconfirmed	web	2026-10-07
immich-app/immichCARD	★ 114k	—	AGPL-3.0copyleft	—	2026-09-13
stirling-tools/stirling-pdfCARD	★ 91.9k	—	Licence unconfirmedunconfirmed	—	2026-09-13
sherlock-project/sherlockCARD	★ 91.4k	—	MITpermissive	—	2026-09-13

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2026-07-30 13:27 UTCRepository created
2026-09-15 21:32 UTCFIRST SEEN BY TESIGN
2026-09-17 01:24 UTCPublished on TESIGN

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