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jotty

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A self-hosted app for checklists and notes with file-based storage, PGP encryption, and a clean WYSIWYG editor.

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Ditch the database: file-based, encrypted notes & checklists for your own server.

Core Features

  • Checklists with drag-and-drop, progress bars, categories, Kanban boards, and time tracking
  • Rich text notes powered by TipTap with full Markdown support and syntax highlighting
  • Full PGP encryption for peace of mind
  • File-based storage: all data in .md and .json files, no database needed
  • Sharing: instance users or public shareable links

What It Can't Do

  • Offline CRUD is not supported; only cached pages are viewable offline,Public shareable links have no access control—use PGP encryption for sensitive content,Automatic data migration runs on first launch after feature updates; back up your data directory beforehand

Use Cases

  • Personal to-do lists and daily checklists
  • Lightweight project management with Kanban and time tracking
  • Encrypted diaries or sensitive notes using PGP
  • Self-hosted alternative to Notion / Obsidian / Joplin
  • Run on NAS, VPS, or Raspberry Pi with Docker

jotty·page is a lightweight self-hosted alternative to manage personal checklists and notes. It stores all data as simple Markdown and JSON files – no database needed. Features include drag-and-drop task reordering, Kanban boards, time tracking, rich text editing (TipTap), full PGP encryption, user management with OIDC SSO and MFA, sharing via links, and 14 built-in themes. It runs easily via Docker and provides a PWA for mobile use.

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note-takingchecklistsself-hostedmarkdownPGP encryption

Getting Started

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Install the software

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Step 1: Create a docker-compose.yml (see README)

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Step 2: Create data, config, cache dirs and set permissions (chown 1000:1000)

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Step 3: Run docker compose up -d

Install Guide
  1. Step 1: Create a docker-compose.yml (see README)
  2. Step 2: Create data, config, cache dirs and set permissions (chown 1000:1000)
  3. Step 3: Run docker compose up -d
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Uninstall Info

Stop and remove container: docker compose down; delete the project directory (including data folder for all data).

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Project Info
LicenseMIT
Last Updated2026-06-25 16:45:33
GitHub RepositoryOfficial Website

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