usememos/memos

A personal timeline for quick notes. Write short memos, find them later by search, tag, or date. Open source and self-hosted.

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Last 24 hours: +21; stars
Last 7 days: +235; stars
Last 30 days: +889; stars
Total stars: 63,863; 63k a month ago
Forks: 4,865; 398 contributors

Star history

Last 12 weeks · weekly cumulative stars · computed from public GitHub star events

Momentum: #59 in Databases this week · +235 stars this week

Rank in its topics

Position among repos ranked in each topic (min. 20 stars gained)

Rank of usememos/memos in each topic for today, this week and this month
Topic	Today	This week	This month
Databases	#26of 27	#59of 107	#87of 209
DevOps	#23of 23	#59of 126	#88of 278
Go	#46of 47	#118of 219	#155of 383
Self-hosted	#54of 54	#124of 193	#170of 327
Web frameworks	#66of 66	#125of 195	#172of 353

Health signals

HealthyChecked Oct 17, 2026

Commit activity: Commits in 13 of the last 13 weeks 259 commits on the default branch in 90 days
Maintainers: 22 active maintainers Top author: 45% of the last 100 commits
Issue responsiveness: Median first response: 18 days 27 of the latest 50 issues opened in 90 days are closed
Pull requests: 23 merged, 6 closed, 21 open Of the latest 50 opened in 90 days
Releases: Last release: 8 days ago 19 releases in the last 12 months
Project hygiene: License, CI and security policy
OpenSSF Scorecard: Not scanned Unknown, not counted against the project

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README

README.md

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Your thoughts, your data, shared on your terms.

Memos is a timeline for your notes, and it belongs to you. Write in Markdown, post in seconds, and choose who sees each memo: just you, the people you invite, or anyone with the link.

Run with Docker · Try the live demo · Read the docs

Why Memos?

Write first — Save a thought without choosing a title or folder. Memos are written in Markdown and can include images and files.
Find it later — Search, filter by tag, or look back through any day on the timeline. Pin what matters and save the filters you reuse as views.
Yours to keep — Self-host Memos with zero telemetry, MIT-licensed source, and a full export of your memos.
Share when you choose — New memos are private. Make one visible to signed-in users or public when you want to share it.

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Quick Start

Run Memos with Docker:

docker run -d \
  --name memos \
  -p 5230:5230 \
  -v ~/.memos:/var/opt/memos \
  neosmemo/memos:stable

Other install options are in the deployment guide.

Releases use YY.MM.N: each month starts at 26.10.0, point releases follow as 26.10.1, and release candidates are 26.10.0-rc.1. Calendar release tags have no v prefix. The Docker 26.10 tag follows the newest stable release of its month, stable follows stable releases, and canary follows development builds. If upgrading from a release before v0.31.0, run v0.31.0 successfully. See the upgrade requirements for earlier versions.