EDON is a self-hosted personal dashboard conceived as a quiet canvas instead of another inbox. A configurable grid of tiles holds notes, todos, links, images, files, clocks, weather, timers, system metrics, AI quota widgets and a radio player. Data stays in local SQLite and in files owned by the user, with no cloud account.
Tiles, Notes & Obsidian
- Dynamic Grid: From 2 to 12 columns and 2 to 128 rows, with an edit mode for drag, resize, compact, duplicate and per-tile inspection. Smaller screens fall back to a scrollable layout and then a single column.
- Markdown Notes & Quick Capture: Inline editing in block or source mode with undo and live preview. Pasted Markdown can turn
- [ ]lines into todos, a lone URL into a link card, or attach images and GIFs. - Obsidian Vault Integration: Browse, search, pin, edit and archive Markdown notes with two-way file synchronization, protected by version checks, atomic writes, trash handling and symlink confinement.
- Appearance: Global controls for spacing, shape, borders, opacity, glass effect and animated wallpapers; folders hold up to 24 child tiles.
Agents, Security & Deployment
- Agent-Ready API: Scoped Bearer tokens, a REST API and a stateless MCP server at
/mcplet external agents operate on tiles and layout; Vault access is read-only for agents, and mutations require a browser session. - Single-User Security: Password login, HTTP-only sessions, rate limiting and a localhost-only binding by default.
- Docker & Portability: Published as a single container image on GitHub Container Registry with one data volume, plus JSON export/import of the desktop. The monorepo (
apps/server,apps/web,packages/shared) is covered by unit and Playwright tests and CI.