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Passakon Puttasuwan
Imported from GitHub feature request.
Source issue:
Original context from GitHub:
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, Tolaria is available exclusively as a macOS desktop application. While the local-first, files-first, and Git-first approach is fantastic, the platform restriction limits accessibility for users who operate across multiple environments (Windows/Linux) or prefer self-hosting their knowledge bases on personal servers.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would love to see Tolaria evolve to support a
web-based interface
accompanied by
Docker deployment capabilities
.
Specifically:
  1. Web UI:
    A browser-accessible version of the Tolaria interface.
  2. Containerization:
    A
    Dockerfile
    and/or
    docker-compose.yml
    provided in the repository. This would allow users to easily deploy and run the Tolaria environment as a container, mapping their markdown vault to a Docker volume.
Describe alternatives you've considered
The only current alternative for non-Mac environments is using a macOS virtual machine or accessing the raw markdown files via other editors, which defeats the purpose of Tolaria's tailored keyboard-first and AI-ready experience.
Additional context
As a Full Stack Engineer who heavily relies on containerized workflows and maintains a Synology NAS ecosystem, being able to spin up Tolaria via Docker would seamlessly integrate it into modern self-hosted infrastructures. It would significantly lower the barrier to entry for users who want to adopt the app but do not use a Mac as their primary machine.