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git clone https://github.com/anyproto/anytype-ts.git v0.57.4 · 19d ago

Official Anytype client for MacOS, Linux, and Windows

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# Anytype Desktop
> **Local‑first, peer‑to‑peer & end‑to‑end‑encrypted knowledge OS for macOS, Windows & Linux.**
Anytype is a **personal knowledge base**—your digital brain—that lets you gather, connect and remix all kinds of information. Create pages, tasks, wikis, journals—even entire apps—and *define your own data model* while your data stays **offline‑first, private and encrypted** across devices.
## ✨ Key Features
- **Offline‑first, local storage** with optional peer‑to‑peer sync.
- **Zero‑knowledge encryption** powered by *any‑sync*.
- **Composable blocks**: text, databases, kanban, calendar & custom Types.
- **Cross‑platform desktop client** built with Electron + TypeScript.
- **Extensible** through a gRPC API and AI "Agents" (see `AGENTS.md`).
- **Open code** under the Any Source Available License 1.0.
## 📚 Table of Contents
- Quick Start
- Prerequisites
- Building from Source
- Development Workflow
 - Updating Middleware
 - Updating Protobuf Bindings
- Localisation
- Contributing
- Community & Support
- License
## 🚀 Quick Start
Just want to try it? Grab the latest installer from the releases page or head to **download.anytype.io** and log in with your *Any‑ID*.
## 🏗 Building from Source
On ARM systems, node package `keytar` needs to be rebuilt during installation, so make sure that your system has a C++ compiler, Python3 and Python package `setuptools`. E.g. on Debian/Ubuntu: `sudo apt install python3-setuptools`. Alternatively, on any system, create a Python virtual environment (venv) and inside the venv: `pip install setuptools`. Then build from source inside the venv.
**Linux** also needs the protobuf compiler **with** the well-known `.proto` files (used to generate the gRPC bindings in step 5):
- **Fedora:** `sudo dnf install protobuf-compiler protobuf-devel jq`
- **Debian / Ubuntu:** `sudo apt install protobuf-compiler libprotobuf-dev jq`
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> Steps 3–5 produce `middleware/` and `src/ts/lib/api/service.ts`, which are git-ignored. Skipping step 5 causes `Failed to resolve import "./service" from src/ts/lib/api/dispatcher.ts`. See Updating Protobuf Bindings and `scripts/README.md` for details.
### Environment flags
| Variable | Effect |
|--------------------------|--------------------------------------------------|
| `ELECTRON_SKIP_NOTARIZE` | Skip macOS / Windows signing & notarizing |
| `ELECTRON_SKIP_SENTRY` | Don’t upload sourcemaps to Sentry |
## 🧑‍💻 Development Workflow
You can use nix to install all the required dependencies at once.
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Start the dev server with hot‑reload (builds Electron bundle, starts Vite, then launches Electron):
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When you close Electron, the Vite dev server is automatically stopped.
For browser-based development without Electron:
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See Web Mode for details.
### Useful commands
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### Environment variables
| Name | Purpose |
|--------------|---------------------------------------------------|
| `SERVER_PORT`| Vite dev server port (default: `8080`) |
| `ANYPROF` | Expose Go