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open sourceBSD-3-ClauseLocal or hosted★ 88active jan 2026

Taguette

Code interview excerpts and export themes without recreating an enterprise research repository.

Technical Profile & Specs

verified 2026-08-14

Cost
$0 / forever (Open Source)
License
BSD-3-Clause
Hosting Model
Local or hosted (your machine or their cloud)
Platforms
desktopwebself-hostedone-click install
Installation
Free hosted signup, Windows EXE or macOS DMG, Linux pip install, or Docker for a self-hosted multi-user server
Operational Setup
Windows and macOS packages install cleanly but are unsigned; Linux needs Python plus Calibre, and collaboration requires a configured server or the hosted service
Where Your Data Lives
Desktop projects and documents live in one local taguette.sqlite3 database; self-hosting can use SQLite or another SQLAlchemy database, while the free hosted service stores data on its server and encrypted off-site backups
The Catch / Trade-off
It handles highlights and themes well, but its text-focused scope lacks Aurelius's richer research repository, synthesis aids, and polished findings workflow.

Replaces 2 paid apps

up to $88/mo ($1,056/yr) in subscriptions

Taguette FAQ

Common questions

Is Taguette free and open source?+

Taguette is an open-source tool licensed under BSD-3-Clause that runs on local or hosted. Code interview excerpts and export themes without recreating an enterprise research repository.

What paid software does Taguette replace?+

Taguette serves as a free replacement for 2 paid SaaS applications: Aurelius, Dovetail, saving up to $88/month ($1,056/year) in subscription bills.

How do you install and set up Taguette?+

Installation: Free hosted signup, Windows EXE or macOS DMG, Linux pip install, or Docker for a self-hosted multi-user server. Setup notes: Windows and macOS packages install cleanly but are unsigned; Linux needs Python plus Calibre, and collaboration requires a configured server or the hosted service

What is the catch or trade-off with Taguette?+

It handles highlights and themes well, but its text-focused scope lacks Aurelius's richer research repository, synthesis aids, and polished findings workflow.