SilverBullet

SilverBullet is an open-source, self-hosted note-taking application designed for personal knowledge management. Built around Markdown and running as a progressive web app, it combines the simplicity of plain-text notes with powerful features like live queries, a plug ecosystem, and offline-first editing — all while keeping your data on your own server.

Common Use Cases

Knowledge workers use SilverBullet as a personal wiki to organize research, meeting notes, and project documentation with wiki-style linking. Developers maintain technical notes, code snippets, and runbooks with Markdown formatting and syntax highlighting. Students and researchers build interconnected knowledge bases with backlinks and live queries that surface related information automatically. Teams deploy shared instances for internal documentation and collaborative note-taking.

Key Features

• Live queries that dynamically pull and display data from across your entire note collection
• Plug ecosystem with community extensions for tasks, calendars, Git sync, and AI completion
• Offline-first progressive web app that works without internet and syncs when reconnected
• Standard Markdown with wiki-style links, tags, and front matter metadata support
• Command palette and slash commands for keyboard-driven navigation and actions
• Page decorators and templates for structured note-taking workflows
• Full-text search across all notes with instant results
• Mobile-friendly responsive design accessible from any device

Why deploy SilverBullet on Hostinger VPS

Running SilverBullet on a Hostinger VPS ensures your notes are always available from any device while remaining completely private on your own server. Unlike cloud note-taking services, self-hosting means no subscription fees, no vendor lock-in, and no risk of a service shutting down. Your Markdown files are stored as plain text, making them easy to back up and migrate. The lightweight Go runtime runs efficiently even on smaller VPS plans.