Home & sync setup
The account home page with device-sync setup instructions and account details.
The account home page with device-sync setup instructions and account details.
Admin user list showing accounts, storage quotas and sharing permissions.
Built-in background tasks (token cleanup, size accounting, deletions) with their cron schedules.
The per-user profile page for updating name, email and password.
Manage the application credentials used by desktop, mobile and CLI clients to sync.
Admin view of transactional emails (account invites, notifications) queued by the server.
Per-user activity report of items created, updated, deleted and uploaded over an interval.
Admin form for provisioning a new account with storage quotas and sharing permissions.
Joplin Server is the self-hosted synchronisation backend for the Joplin note-taking apps, syncing notes, notebooks, and attachments across desktop, mobile, and web clients without relying on a third-party cloud. It supports end-to-end encryption, notebook sharing between users, and publishing individual notes to the web. People who move to Joplin consistently give the same reasons: their notes are stored as plain Markdown files they control rather than locked into a vendor's proprietary format. There's also no cap on notebooks or notes pushing them toward a paid plan. Rising subscription prices and creeping feature paywalls elsewhere are common triggers for switching. Every feature here, including sync, sharing, and publishing, is available self-hosted at no cost.
GitHub
laurent22/joplin56.2k stars
6.3k forks
Commit activity
commits / monthAs of last sync (about 20 hours ago)
Funding
Technology stack
Custom
Custom or non-standard license
Proprietary license, not AGPL-3.0 (the root repo's LICENSE explicitly defers to this subdirectory override for packages/server). Free for personal use, but prohibits installing the software on a server and providing access to third parties for a fee, or granting third parties commercial use, without written authorization from the licensor — a direct conflict with Bitflake's managed-hosting model.
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