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Alexandrie

The open-source workspace for developers who think in Markdown.·alexandrie-hub.fr

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Alexandrie is a fast, self-hostable Markdown workspace for notes, knowledge bases, collaboration, and public documentation. It offers a Markdown editor with live preview, math and code support, nested folder/workspace organization, full-text search, real-time collaboration, and one-click publishing of read-only public pages. It is fully open-source under the MIT license and can be self-hosted via Docker or used as a hosted web application.

What it's for

taking notes in Markdownbuilding a knowledge basecollaborating on documents with a teampublishing public documentationimporting notes from other appsself-hosting a private workspace

Features 19

  • Activity history tracking
  • Built-in analytics for published pages
  • Built-in CDN for uploading images and files
  • Comment and feedback tools
  • Custom domains for published docs
  • Dark and light themes with customizable colors/icons
  • Export notes to PDF
  • Full-text search across all documents
  • Import Markdown files from other apps (e.g., Notion, Obsidian)
  • Markdown editor with syntax highlighting and live preview
  • Nested folders and multiple workspaces
  • Offline-first editing with sync on reconnect
  • One-click publish to public read-only pages
  • Password protection for shared pages
  • Real-time collaboration with granular permissions
  • Self-hosting via Docker Compose
  • SEO optimization for published pages
  • Support for tables, code blocks, and math equations (LaTeX)
  • Tag-based organization and smart filters

At a glance

free tieropen sourceself-hostableAPI
TypeWeb app
DeploymentHybrid
PlatformsWeb
LanguagesEnglish
Forstudents, developers, researchers

Integrations

NotionObsidian

Resources

Pricing

Product is entirely free and open-source with no paid plans; site invites voluntary donations to cover hosting/infrastructure costs.

FreeFree

Alexandrie is described as 100% free and open-source with no paid tiers; optional donations support hosting costs.

Last checked 28 days ago·