Savorum
Savorum is a free, open-source recipe manager that keeps your cookbook on your own server.
Platform availability
Available on 1 of 9 platforms
- Unraid
- TrueNAS (not listed)
- Umbrel (not listed)
- ZimaOS (not listed)
- Proxmox (not listed)
- Helm (not listed)
- Mac (not listed)
- Windows (not listed)
- Linux (not listed)
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- GitHub stars
- 1
- Open issues
- 0
- Last commit
- 2026-10-14
- Latest release
- v0.1.1
- License
- AGPL-3.0
- Activity
- rising
Checked today - source: GitHub (savorum/savorum)
Resources & Compatibility
Requirements not published yet.
First-install notes
- Installing Savorum is a single Go program with a built-in web interface and a built-in SQLite database, so there is nothing else to install or run. source
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Common questions
Does Savorum require an external database or web server?
No. Savorum Core is a single Go program with a built-in web interface and a SQLite database, so there is nothing else to install or run.
Can I bring recipes into Savorum from other apps or websites?
Yes. Savorum can save recipes from websites and other apps, and the site points to the apps you can import from.
Can I run Savorum with Docker?
Yes. The documentation includes a guide titled Run Savorum with Docker.
Does Savorum support single sign-on for self-hosted instances?
Yes. Single sign-on is listed in the documentation under self-hosting topics.
Can I back up and restore a self-hosted Savorum instance?
Yes. The documentation includes a guide for backing up and restoring an instance.
Answers sourced from docs.savorum.app, github.com, savorum.app
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