Servas
From public sourcesA self-hosted bookmark management tool.
Overview
- bookmark-manager
- inertiajs
- laravel
- php
- self-hosted
- selfhosted
- sveltejs
- tailwindcss
- webapp
Installation
Commands are shown, never run by the marketplace. Check them against the official documentation.- Official websiteFrom public sourcesfrom catalog metadataservas.app/ ↗
- Build from sourceFrom public sourcesfrom catalog metadata
Build from source: no validated build recipe — follow the repository instructions.
github.com/beromir/Servas ↗
Compatibility
Unknown means no evidence was found — not that the product is incompatible.| Platform | Status | Architecture | Evidence | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Web browser | Unknown | — | — | — |
| Server / self-hosted | Unknown | — | — | — |
| Container (OCI) | Unknown | — | — | — |
Releases
checked Oct 29, 2026Files in 1.1.3
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Release history
- v1.1.2Oct 24, 2026Official source ↗
- v1.1.1Apr 15, 2026Official source ↗
- v1.1.0Nov 17, 2025Official source ↗
- v1.0.0Jul 8, 2025Official source ↗
- v0.5.1Mar 26, 2025Official source ↗
- v0.5.0Mar 13, 2025Official source ↗
- v0.4.1Dec 19, 2024Official source ↗
Quality profile
algorithm quality-v1.0 · assessed Oct 15, 2026Score components
License
GPL-3.0This is the catalog policy status, not legal advice.
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README
From beromir/Servas · license GPL-3.0 · fetched Oct 29, 2026Servas
A self-hosted bookmark management tool.
Servas is based on Laravel and Inertia.js and uses Tailwind CSS and Svelte for the frontend.
Features
- Tags: Organize your bookmarks with tags.
- Groups: Group your bookmarks. Groups can be nested.
- Smart Groups: Group your bookmarks based on their belonging tags.
- Firefox and Chrome browser extension: Add sites to Servas right from your browser.
- Multiple users: You can create multiple user accounts.
- Responsive design: Servas looks good on all your devices.
- Import/Export: Support for JSON and HTML bookmarks.
- Dark/light theme.
- Two Factor Authentication available.
How to install
Docker
Servas is available as an official Docker image.
The preferred way to use Servas is with SQLite. This variant does not need an additional database container.
You can find the example files here:
The Docker image also supports MySQL and MariaDB.
You can find the example files here:
Initial steps:
- Create
.envfile in the directory where thecompose.yamlis located. - Copy the content of the example env file into the
.envfile. - Change the
APP_URL. - Use a strong password for the
DB_PASSWORDsetting (only required if Servas is used with MariaDB). - Start the containers with
docker compose up -d. - Generate the application key:
docker exec -it servas php artisan key:generate --force
- Restart the containers with
docker compose restart. - Open your browser and create a user account at https://your-servas-instance/register.
Manual
Requirements:
- PHP 8.4
- MariaDB, MySQL or SQLite
- Git
- Node.js
- Composer
- Clone the repo.
- Install the Composer packages.
composer install --optimize-autoloader --no-dev
- Install the npm packages.
npm install
- Compile the assets.
npm run build
- Create
.envfile from the.env.examplefile. - Change the settings in the
.envfile according to your needs. - If you are using SQLite, you must remove the MySQL section in the
.envfile and uncomment the SQLite section. - Run the database migrations.
php artisan migrate
- Generate the application key.
php artisan key:generate
Configuration
You can change some application settings in the .env file.
| Description | .env key | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Enable/Disable user registration | SERVAS_ENABLE_REGISTRATION | true/false |
| Show/Hide version number in profile dropdown | SERVAS_SHOW_APP_VERSION | true/false |
After making changes to the .env file, you must restart the application container.
User Guide
Register a new user at https://your-servas-instance/register.
Browser Extensions
Firefox and Chrome: https://github.com/beromir/servas-extension
Screenshots
Visit the website.