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Skriuw Remco Stoeten

journal knowledge-base markdown note-taking notes notion-alternative obsidian-alternative open-source productivity wikilinks writing
Use this command to install Skriuw:
winget install --id=RemcoStoeten.Skriuw -e

Skriuw is an open source note-taking, journaling, and knowledge base app for web and desktop. It supports Markdown notes, wikilinks, backlinks, tags, a daily journal, and optional bring-your-own-key AI. A calm, fast, privacy-first, self-hostable Notion and Obsidian alternative built with Next.js, PostgreSQL, and Tauri.

README

Skriuw

Say goodbye to clutter in your head and organize yourself on any platform, fully accessible without any loading times and completely private data storage on your own machine with opt-in cloud-sync storage ... something local ai or cloud....

A feature rich me multiplatform app A local-first, near-instant sync note-taking application built with Tauri 2.0, Next.js, and Skriuw.

About

I've wanted to build a desktop app for years but always quit — Electron's DX was painful, and Tauri felt daunting. Rust was intimidating, sync engines messy, and rich text editors a nightmare. My perfectionism over design didn't help either.

Then I discovered a Svelte note app that nailed the exact UI I wanted. I lost it after reinstalling my OS. Seemed unmaintained and permissively licensed, I rebuilt it — this time with Tauri 2.0, Next.js, and Skriuw.

Some visuals stay true to the original, but I'm gradually adding my own flavor and broader features. Much love to that forgotten minimalist app — it finally pushed me to finish the one I kept abandoning.

Project Structure

skriuw/
├── apps/
│   ├── web/            # Main Tauri + Next.js app
│   └── docs/           # Documentation site (Fumadocs)
├── tools/
│   ├── sk/            # Interactive CLI tool (SK)
│   └── seeder/        # Database seeding utilities
└── plans/             # Project planning and documentation

Quick Start

Start Development Server

The easiest way to get started:

# Install dependencies
bun install

# Start dev server (automatically uses Servo if available)
bun run dev

This will:

  • Use Servo if it's installed (better dev experience with interactive menu)
  • Fall back to regular bun run dev if Servo isn't available
  • Show a helpful message if Servo isn't found

Using Servo (Optional but Recommended)

Servo provides an interactive menu for managing the monorepo:

# Install Servo (one-time setup)
cd tools/servo
./install.sh

# Now `bun run dev` will use Servo automatically
cd ../..
bun run dev

Or run Servo directly:

cd tools/servo
./servo

This launches an interactive menu where you can:

  • Start/stop individual apps or all apps
  • Build apps with detailed summaries
  • Deploy to Vercel (staging/production)
Versions
0.18.0
0.16.0
Website
skriuw.com
License
Last updated
7/21/2026
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  • Manage running processes with hotkeys
  • Install packages without stopping apps
  • Open repository in browser

    • Manual Development (Without Servo)

    If you prefer not to use Servo:

    # Install dependencies
bun install

# Run the main app directly
bun run dev:direct

# Or manually
cd apps/web
bun run dev

# Run docs
cd apps/docs
bun run dev

    SK Features

    SK provides a powerful, interactive interface for development:

    • Interactive Menu - Beautiful ASCII art and arrow-key navigation
    • Process Management - Run multiple apps without blocking
    • Hotkey Controls - Quick actions (O=open, C=code, R=restart, S=stop, I=install)
    • Build Automation - Build individual apps or all at once
    • Deployment - Direct Vercel deployment from CLI
    • Live Monitoring - Real-time status of running apps

    Full documentation is available in the SK docs (start the docs app first).

    Tech Stack

    Main App (apps/web)

    • Tauri 2.0 - Desktop application framework
    • Next.js - React framework with TypeScript
    • Skriuw - Real-time database with offline support
    • Tailwind CSS - Utility-first CSS framework
    • TipTap - Rich text editor

    Docs (apps/docs)

    • Fumadocs - Documentation framework
    • Next.js - Static site generation

    Development

    Prerequisites

    • Bun 1.1.0+
    • Node.js 18+ (for some tools)
    • Git

    Scripts

    From the project root:

    bun run dev          # Start dev server (uses Servo if available, falls back to regular dev)
bun run dev:direct   # Run dev server directly (bypasses Servo)
bun run build        # Build main app
bun run format       # Format code with Prettier

    Using Servo

    If Servo is installed, bun run dev will automatically use it. Otherwise, it falls back to regular dev commands.

    To install Servo:

    cd tools/servo
./install.sh

    Building for Production

    Using SK:

    sk
# Select "Build All Apps" from menu

    Manual build:

    cd apps/web
bun run build
bun run tauri:build

    Contributing

    1. Create a feature branch
    2. Make your changes
    3. Test using the CLI manager
    4. Commit and push
    5. Create a pull request

    Documentation

    • SK Documentation - Complete guide for the interactive CLI tool
    • Seeding Guide - Database seeding utilities
    • Shortcuts Reference - Keyboard shortcuts reference

    For the full documentation site, run bun run cli and select "Run Docs App", then visit http://localhost:3000.

    License

    MIT