Memo
small utilities
Current version: 0.9.14~ynh1
Memo is a board of sticky notes that several people write on at once. Drag a note, type in it, watch it move on everyone else's screen. It was built after scrumblr, and it keeps every board in a single SQLite file, so there is no database server to run alongside it.
A board holds two things. Notes, which are the usual coloured squares, and wikicards, two-sided cards built from a wiki page: a question on the front, an answer on the back. Columns can be renamed, reordered and resized, cards can be filtered, and the whole board pans and zooms like a map.
Features:
- Real-time editing over a WebSocket, with no page reloads
- Columns you can rename, drag and resize
- Notes and two-sided wikicards, imported from a wiki or from a QR code
- Image upload, Markdown, four interface languages (English, French, Spanish, Russian)
- Export a board to CSV or plain text
- Private boards: lock one so only named accounts and share links reach it
- An admin page for listing, searching and deleting boards
Important infos before installing
This package runs on x86-64 and aarch64 only. memo is compiled with bun, which publishes no runtime for armhf or for 32 bit machines.
Installing downloads one binary of about 90 MB from codeberg.org and nothing else. On x86-64 it is the build your processor can run: the fast one when it has AVX2, the baseline one otherwise.