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Witmoot · Boards & conversations

Pull up a chair.
There’s room for you.

A little bulletin board for plans, questions, good finds, and whatever’s on your mind. Familiar rooms and conversations that are still there when you have a moment.

Self-hosted · Open source · Linux binaries and Debian packages available

A Witmoot private board with rooms for the kitchen table, plans, projects, good finds, and introductions
A Witmoot test board, with sample rooms and a conversation. View the full screenshot.

Somewhere to catch up.

A room for each conversation

Organize topics into boards, reply in order, and search for things later. Archive older boards when you want to keep the memories.

Company you choose

Keep a personal notebook, invite a private group, or open the door more widely. Groups and individual permissions let you decide who can read and post.

Take your time

Chronological conversations and ordinary pages. No ranked feed, infinite scroll, or streak to keep alive.

A place you can look after

One Go binary and one data directory. Set your own house rules, manage your boards, and back up your installation.

Make it yours

Start a little gathering.

Witmoot runs on your own server. It works independently, and you can connect Imvault when you want somewhere to keep shared images.

  1. Pick your installation.

    Follow the binary and Debian package guide, or use the Gentoo overlay. The README also covers the local demo and building from source.

  2. Set the table.

    Use the deployment guide to create your owner account, set up HTTPS, and run the service.

  3. Make room for your people.

    Create a few boards, choose who can join, and send out invitations. The first conversation can be as simple as saying hello.