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Acreom

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acreom is an open-source personal knowledge management system for developers that integrates notes, tasks, and project tracking with external tools like Jira, GitHub, and Linear. It emphasizes speed, privacy, and offline-first functionality through local markdown files with end-to-end encryption.

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Company profile

researched Aug 2026

acreom is an open-source personal knowledge base and task management application aimed at software engineers. Users capture notes, tasks and ideas as Markdown pages, organize work into personal Projects for issue tracking, and link external pull requests and issues so related context is available inline or on hover. A "My Day" view combines a daily brain dump and planner with a timeline of events, overdue tasks and the day's agenda, while a Quick Capture keyboard shortcut allows entry without leaving the IDE.

The product integrates with team tooling including Jira (accessing and updating issues), GitHub (linking PRs and issues), Linear (overview and linking of issues) and Google Calendar (daily agenda and one-click meeting notes). Retrieval is handled through quick navigation, full-text search and LLM context search. acreom is positioned around speed, keyboard-driven use, and data ownership: it runs on local Markdown files and works without an internet connection, with cloud-enabled vaults syncing when a connection is available.

Distribution includes desktop and mobile apps, a documented download path with no account required, and a published pricing page. The codebase is public and the product is developed alongside a community that is invited to contribute via GitHub and Discord.

Business model

acreom distributes an open-source application that users can download and start using without creating an account or providing a credit card, alongside a published pricing page and cloud-enabled vaults that offer encrypted sync as a hosted component of the otherwise local-first product.

A pricing page is published and cloud-enabled vaults are offered alongside the free, no-account download, indicating a paid tier layered on the free open-source application.

Traction

The website cites developer testimonials describing regular use of the product, including one user who reports dropping Notion in favor of acreom, and references a community of contributors on Discord and GitHub. No quantitative usage figures are disclosed.

Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market

Market position

acreom presents itself as a developer-focused alternative in the personal knowledge management and productivity space, comparing itself to Obsidian and citing users who have replaced Notion, and drawing an analogy to lightweight, extensible developer editors.

Positioning centers on eliminating context switching by unifying personal notes and tasks with team issues and PRs, on performance (sub-50ms interactions, keyboard-first navigation), and on data ownership through local Markdown files, offline operation, AES-256 end-to-end encrypted sync, an open-source codebase and no vendor lock-in.

Technology

The application stores content as local Markdown files, including Markdown pages for every issue or knowledge-base item, and works offline; cloud-enabled vaults sync automatically when possible. Markdown pages and attachments are end-to-end encrypted by default using AES-256. The interface is designed for sub-50ms interactions and full keyboard operation with custom keybindings. Search combines quick navigation, full-text search and LLM context search. The software is open-source with a publicly available repository.

Go-to-market

acreom relies on direct download without account creation, a free entry point, and community-driven development and feedback through Discord and GitHub, supplemented by documentation, a blog, a changelog, a press kit, a Product Hunt listing and social channels. Comparison content such as "acreom vs Obsidian" and integration-specific pages support inbound discovery.

Software engineers and developers seeking a personal notes, task and issue-tracking tool that sits alongside team tools such as Jira, GitHub and Linear.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Acreom do?
acreom is an open-source, offline-first knowledge base and task manager for software engineers.
Who are Acreom's investors?
Acreom's investors include DEPO Ventures.