Capture
Keep a link, note, quote, or file while its context is fresh.
Self-hosted second brain
Arivu is a private knowledge workspace for links, notes, quotes, and files. Capture without ceremony, make connections you can inspect, and learn from material that stays on your server.
Save first. Arivu gives you several ways to understand and revisit the material later, without forcing a filing system or model setup at the door.
Keep a link, note, quote, or file while its context is fresh.
Add explicit links and inspect relationships with visible sources.
Search the full text or explore a focused knowledge graph.
Return to useful material and evidence-backed patterns over time.
Start with a daily note, active work, new material, useful memories, and a clear knowledge pulse.
Browse bookmarks, notes, annotations, concepts, entities, and other saved knowledge together.
Write standalone and daily notes, then connect them directly to the material that informed them.
Focus a bounded map of typed relationships, provenance, and confidence, with a list alternative.
Inspect deterministic patterns such as emerging themes, forgotten value, and knowledge gaps.
Global Capture keeps new material close. Search uses built-in full-text retrieval, while Ask builds cited answers from what you have saved. A model provider is optional.
Arivu ships as one Go binary backed by SQLite. The guided installer handles a Linux VPS, and imports, exports, and backups keep your knowledge portable.
Capture, explicit links, full-text search, graph structure, and deterministic insights work without a provider.
Add a compatible provider for improved summaries, embeddings, explanations, or synthesis when you want them.
Keep a comprehensible SQLite database, create backups, and move material through common import and export formats.