Your team's workspace, on your own server.
Chat, Drive, pages, boards, drawings, meetings, a zero-knowledge vault and a documentation
portal in one app that you host yourself.
Docs · Run it · Develop · License · Contribute · Türkçe
- One place instead of five subscriptions. Messages, files, docs, tasks and meetings share one sign-in, one search (Ctrl K) and one permission model.
- Your data stays on your server. It runs on a single Linux machine with Docker Compose, and the vault is end-to-end encrypted, so the server never sees what is stored in it.
- It looks like your company. The organization's name, logo and colors come from the admin panel; the product name stays out of the way.
- Built to be extended. Plugins add tabs, cards, commands and tools, and MCP lets AI assistants work in the workspace with the scopes you give them.
The screenshots show the English interface with the Turkish sample organization that the development setup loads.
| Area | What you get |
|---|---|
| Home | Quick access cards, links, notes, announcements and team celebrations. |
| Chat | Channels, direct and group messages, replies, reactions, calls, bots and webhooks. |
| Drive | Folders, sharing, versions, trash and previews; Office editing through an optional service. |
| Pages | A wiki with real-time collaboration, templates and imports from Markdown, Notion and Outline. |
| Boards | Task boards with sprints, timeline, workload and card dependencies. |
| Drawings | A shared whiteboard. |
| Meetings | Video meetings on LiveKit, with persistent rooms and guests. |
| Calendar | Personal and space calendars, rooms and desks, and Google or Microsoft calendar sync. |
| Vault | Zero-knowledge password sharing. The server never sees decrypted data. |
| Portal | A public documentation and blog site managed from the workspace. |
| Identity | Email and password, TOTP, passkeys, OIDC and directory sign-in. |
| Plugins | An SDK for tabs, cards, commands and tools. See packages/plugin-sdk. |
| MCP | Connect AI assistants to the workspace with per-connection scopes and approvals. |
| Clients | The web app and a Windows and macOS desktop app. The interface is in English and Turkish. |
The user and admin guide is on the documentation portal, in English and Turkish:
- Introduction and Getting started
- One page per module: Chat, Drive, Pages, Boards, Meetings, Vault and more
- Administration, Self-hosting, Plugins and MCP, Desktop app
Crewhall runs on one Linux server with Docker Compose. See Self-hosting on the documentation portal; the detailed guide in Turkish is in docs/kurulum.md.
git clone https://github.com/Milvasoft/crewhall.git && cd crewhall
cp docker/.env.example docker/.envFill in docker/.env as the guide describes, then start the stack from docker/compose.yml.
You need Node 22, Docker and pnpm (corepack enable).
tools/dev-up/dev-up.shThis starts Postgres, S3 storage and a mail catcher, creates the local .env files, seeds a sample
organization and runs the API, the collaboration server and the web app. tools/dev-up/dev-up.ps1
does the same on Windows.
Before you send a change, this must pass:
pnpm turbo run typecheck lint test| Area | Technology |
|---|---|
| API | Node 22, Hono, Drizzle, PostgreSQL 17, better-auth |
| Real time | ws, Hocuspocus and Yjs |
| Web | React 19, Vite, TanStack Router and Query, Tailwind 4 |
| Desktop | Electron |
| Portal | Next.js |
| Storage | Any S3-compatible service, SeaweedFS by default |
| Jobs | pg-boss |
| Packaging | pnpm and Turborepo; Docker Compose for deployment |
The central plugin marketplace service and the mobile app are not part of this repository. Plugins
can still be installed from your own server, and MARKETPLACE_URL sets which marketplace the
backend talks to.
Crewhall is source-available: the code is public and free to use, but it may not be sold. It is licensed under the Apache License 2.0 with the Commons Clause. Because of that condition it is not "open source" as the Open Source Initiative defines the term. The LICENSE file is what counts; this table is a summary.
| You may | You may not |
|---|---|
| Use it for free, alone or inside a company of any size | Sell Crewhall or a product built substantially on it |
| Run it on your own servers for your own people | Offer it to others as a paid hosted service |
| Read, change and fork the code | Charge for consulting or support related to Crewhall |
| Share your copy with others, with the license notices kept |
packages/plugin-sdk and apps/plugin-hello are MIT licensed, so you can build and sell plugins
freely. The Crewhall and Milvasoft names and logos are not licensed; a fork that is distributed
should use its own name and logo.
For a commercial license, contact Milvasoft.
Issues and pull requests are welcome, in English or Turkish. See CONTRIBUTING.md for how a change gets in, and SECURITY.md for reporting a vulnerability privately.




