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Trilium Notes Documentation
Welcome to the official documentation for Trilium Notes - a hierarchical note-taking application with a focus on building large personal knowledge bases.
What is Trilium Notes?
Trilium Notes is a powerful, feature-rich note-taking application designed for building and managing extensive personal knowledge bases. It offers:
- Hierarchical organization with unlimited nesting of notes
- Rich text editing with markdown support
- Powerful search capabilities
- Note relations and attributes for semantic connections
- Scripting support for automation and customization
- Synchronization between devices
- Encryption for sensitive notes
- Web clipper for saving web content
Quick Links
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:material-rocket-launch-outline: Quick Start Guide
Get up and running with Trilium in minutes
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:material-download: Desktop Installation
Download and install Trilium on your desktop
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:material-server: Server Installation
Deploy Trilium as a server
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:material-book-open-variant: User Guide
Comprehensive guide to all features
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:material-code-braces: Script API
Automate and extend Trilium with scripting
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:material-wrench: Developer Guide
Contributing and development documentation
Features Overview
Note Organization
- Create unlimited hierarchical note structures
- Clone notes to appear in multiple locations
- Use attributes and relations for metadata
- Template system for consistent note creation
Content Types
- Text notes with rich formatting
- Code notes with syntax highlighting
- Canvas notes for drawing and diagrams
- File attachments of any type
- Web view for embedded content
- Mermaid diagrams support
Advanced Features
- Full-text search with advanced operators
- Note map visualization
- Day notes for journaling
- Book notes for long-form content
- Protected notes with encryption
- Note versioning and history
Automation & Integration
- JavaScript-based scripting
- Custom widgets and themes
- REST API for external integrations
- Web clipper browser extension
- Import/export in multiple formats
Getting Help
- FAQ - Frequently asked questions
- Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions
- Community Forum - Ask questions and share tips
- Issue Tracker - Report bugs and request features
Contributing
Trilium is open-source and welcomes contributions! Check out our GitHub repository to get started.
License
Trilium Notes is licensed under AGPL-3.0.