As every daily internet user, you have resources all around, which include posts, links, comments, passwords, images, and more.
Some create a text file or a spreadsheet file to keep track of their data. Well, with Shaark, they do not need to do that.
What is Shaark?
Shaark is an open-source self-hosted solution to help users record, save and share their content with one platform.
It is built by Marceau a full-stack web developer from France. He uses Laravel the PHP framework, Node.js, and several open-source libraries to build Shaark.
Shaark Features
- Save your bookmarks with an automated health check for links
- A responsive user interface makes the system works seamlessly on small screens
- Tile-Card views
- Multi-user: Shaark supports many users as users can share or keep their content public, private, or in “only-me” mode.
- Comments
- Stories and notes with full Markdown support
- Password Vaults/ Chest:
- Photos organized in photo albums
- Sharing extension
- Organize your content with tags
- Content stream to keep track of the new content
- Search with full-text support
- Keep your content private or some content private and hidden
- Media archiving
- Database encryption
- 2-FA; Two-factor authentication ensures an extra layer of security
- Theme customization
- Dark mode support
- Media archiving: Shaark archives the content as PDF files.
- Automatic backup
- Multilingual support with i18n
- Authentication monitoring
- Password Chest encryption using AES-256-CBC
- Extensive end-user guides, which helps user to install, followup with archiving process, backup, how comments work, and system internals
Supported languages
Shark currently supports English, German, French, Japanese, and more. Anyone can translate it to any other language.
License
Shaark is released under MIT license.
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