TriliumNext Notes Team

The TriliumNext Notes Team maintains an open-source personal knowledge management system designed for users who need a hierarchical, privacy-focused note-taking environment that can scale from a handful of thoughts to tens of thousands of interconnected entries. TriliumNext Notes presents itself as a desktop application and self-hosted server in one: offline-first operation with optional sync, end-to-end encrypted transmission, and a sqlite backend that keeps the entire archive portable. Typical use cases range from academic research clusters, development wikis, and journal-style diaries to corporate procedure libraries and tabletop campaign bibles. The interface encourages branching parent-child relationships, rich-text editing, code blocks with syntax highlighting, and canvas-style drawings, while a built-in script engine (JavaScript) lets power-users automate tagging, metadata extraction, or third-party integrations. Revision history, note cloning, protected subtrees, and attribute-based searching give teams fine-grained control over evolving information without sacrificing speed. Because data is stored locally by default, the software appeals to privacy-minded individuals who still want the option of lightweight server sharing for selective collaboration. The project is an active continuation of the original Trilium, carrying forward its AGPL license and extensible architecture. TriliumNext Notes can be downloaded free of charge from get.nero.com, where the catalog supplies the newest Windows build through verified winget manifests, supports unattended batch installation alongside other utilities, and always delivers the latest upstream release.