StashBase

StashBase is a Wiki for your local files.

Much of your best context already lives in local files: notes, papers, contracts, project data, scanned documents, and recordings. Open a folder in StashBase and work with that material in place:

• 📂 Work in place: browse, read, and edit supported files without moving them into a proprietary workspace.
• 🗺️ Build Wiki: organize Sources into linked Markdown pages while keeping the original files and layout in place.
• 🔎 Prepare and search: extract difficult formats, use keyword search immediately, and add search by meaning when meaning matters.
• 🤖 Use with Agents: run Claude Code or Codex in the built-in Chat, or share the same authorized library with other MCP clients.

Your folders remain the source of truth. StashBase brings Sources, Wiki Pages, Search, and Agent work together in one Wiki.

The core idea:

Sources -> Wiki Pages + Search -> Agents

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🚀 Demo

Open a local folder in StashBase and ask Wiki Agent: How do I use StashBase?

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💡 Try It

StashBase's primary platforms are macOS 12+ (Apple Silicon) and Windows 10+ (x64). A community-supported Linux build is also available for x86_64 Debian 12+ / Ubuntu 22.04+.

macOS

Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 12 or later can install with Homebrew:

brew install --cask liliu-z/stashbase/stashbase

Or download the StashBase-*-mac-arm64.dmg from Releases, drag the app to Applications, and open it there. Published macOS artifacts are signed with Apple Developer ID and notarized by Apple.

Windows

1. Download the latest StashBase-*-win-x64.exe installer from Releases
2. Run the installer
3. If Windows SmartScreen appears:
   • Windows SmartScreen is a security feature that warns about files from the internet. Since you've confirmed the installer came from the official GitHub Releases page, it's safe to proceed
   • Click More info → Run anyway
4. Follow the installer prompts to complete installation

To update: Quit StashBase, then run the newer installer over the existing installation.

To uninstall: Open Settings → Apps, then select StashBase under Installed apps (Windows 11) or Apps & features (Windows 10).

Linux

For Debian 12+ or Ubuntu 22.04+ on x86_64, download the latest StashBase-*-linux-amd64.deb asset from Releases, then install it with apt so any required system packages are resolved:

sudo apt install ./StashBase-*-linux-amd64.deb

Run the same command with a newer package to update. To remove StashBase, run sudo apt remove stashbase.

For a portable build, download StashBase-*-linux-*.AppImage, make it executable with chmod +x, and run it directly.

First Launch

The first window opens with no folder selected and one reusable blank Chat, with the Gallery below its composer — ready-made Wikis you can download and open, each a real folder with a wiki built from it.

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