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The original was posted on /r/selfhosted by /u/thecrypticcode on 2025-05-17 22:01:47+00:00.


Hi everyone,

I recently got into self-hosting and I am quite grateful for all the info I get on this subreddit. I built a small self-hosted app for my own use, and thought I'd share it in case someone else finds it useful.

https://preview.redd.it/oe70ndmfze1f1.jpg?width=777&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f020e631237be49e4469d84b3ce8051cb3858267

It's called kurup, and it's a simple markdown-based note-taking app — clean UI, no fluff, all local. It is built with python and NiceGUI.

Features:

  • Markdown note editing with live preview, supports images and other markdown features.
  • Save, view, edit, delete and download saved notes
  • Local storage (notes are just .md files in plain-text + images)
  • Search/filter notes
  • Simply import your previous notes by placing them in the notes folder of kurup app
  • Export notes as ZIP (with embedded images)

Repository:

Github

Usage:

You can run the app using python or run it as a docker container. See instructions here.

I hope someone finds this useful. :)

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