Self-host Memos for quick notes and personal knowledge logs.
Memos is a lightweight notes timeline for Markdown snippets, tasks and links. VibeNest launches a prepared adapter so your notes live on your own subdomain with free SSL.
Your own notes timeline
Capture short notes, tasks, links and Markdown snippets without putting personal data into a shared demo instance.
VibeNest-ready adapter
The adapter uses the official Memos image, port 5230 and a persistent data volume. It passed a public URL smoke check on VibeNest.
Stateful by design
Memos stores real personal data. Keep the persistent volume attached and use backups before relying on it as a long-term notebook.
Deploy Memos in one click
- 1. Launch the adapter VibeNest opens the deploy flow with the Memos adapter repo and branch pre-filled.
- 2. Confirm hardware Use a free or paid server slot so the notes service has RAM, CPU and storage.
- 3. Open Memos When deploy finishes, the public URL opens the Memos setup/login UI on your VibeNest subdomain.
A self-hosted notes app for fast capture
Memos works best for short, chronological notes: a command worth remembering, a meeting follow-up, a link with context, a task or a quick Markdown log. It is closer to a private activity timeline than a heavy document workspace, which keeps capture fast on desktop and mobile.
Running your own Memos instance keeps the account and SQLite database under your control. It is a practical fit for personal knowledge logs, work journals and small private note collections where a shared public service would be the wrong ownership model.
Finish the owner setup
Create the first host account immediately, review whether additional registration should remain open, and keep the persistent volume attached. Export or back up the Memos data directory before upgrades so a container replacement never becomes a notes-loss event.
Source, VibeNest recipe and live proof
Original open-source project
Review the upstream source, release notes and MIT license before you deploy or update the app.
Original GitHubVibeNest-ready recipe
VibeNest adapter uses the official neosmemo/memos image, port 5230 and a persistent /var/opt/memos volume.
Deploy repositoryPublic deployment proof
Public URL returned HTTP 200 and opened the real Memos UI.
Open live deploymentFrequently asked questions
Is Memos open source? +
Yes. Memos is open-source software. VibeNest launches it through a small adapter that keeps the upstream project intact and adds deploy-safe defaults.
Why should I run my own Memos instance? +
Notes are personal state. Your own instance keeps your account, SQLite data and URL under your VibeNest project instead of a shared public demo.
Does Memos fit the free tier? +
The adapter passed a VibeNest free-tier smoke deploy. Heavier usage or many users may need a paid hardware slot.
Does it need persistent storage? +
Yes. Memos stores notes on disk, so a persistent volume and backups are required for anything important.
What was fixed for VibeNest? +
The adapter uses the official image on port 5230 with a data volume. The VibeNest compose route was validated with a public URL returning the real Memos UI.
Deploy your private notes app
Start with a tested Memos adapter, then use your own subdomain and persistent storage for real notes.
Deploy Memos