Shiori

Shiori is an open-source project maintained on GitHub under the go-shiori organization, focused on delivering a lightweight, self-hosted bookmark manager written in Go. Designed for users who prefer command-line simplicity and minimal resource usage, Shiori stores bookmarks in a portable SQLite database and provides both a web interface and a CLI for quick add, search, tag, and archive operations. Typical use cases include developers and privacy-conscious individuals who want to keep a personal link library offline or inside a private server, teams that need a shared but lightweight URL repository without the overhead of larger knowledge-base tools, and administrators who automate bookmark import/export through scripts. The software supports full-text search, page snapshot creation, Pocket/Instapaper import, and multi-user authentication, making it suitable for personal archives, research groups, or small organizations that value data ownership. Because it compiles to a single binary, deployment is as simple as dropping the executable onto any Windows, Linux, or macOS machine and running a quick serve command. Shiori is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always providing the latest release and enabling batch installation alongside other applications.