Yes. algernon is free and open-source software, distributed under the BSD-3-Clause license.

Which platforms does algernon support?

algernon provides downloads for Windows, macOS.

What is the latest version of algernon?

The latest version is v1.17.10, released on Jul 4, 2026.

What platforms does Algernon support?

Algernon is compatible with Linux, macOS, and 64-bit Windows systems.

How do I install Algernon?

Algernon can be installed using Go by running 'go install github.com/xyproto/algernon@latest'. Alternatively, it can be built manually from the source code.

What databases does Algernon support?

Algernon integrates with Redis, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MySQL, and other databases for backend storage.

Is Algernon open source?

Yes, Algernon is open source and released under the BSD license.

algernon

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About algernon

Algernon is a self-contained web server written in Go, designed for simplicity and efficiency. It supports HTTP/2, HTTP/3 (QUIC), and regular HTTP, making it versatile for various web hosting needs. The server includes built-in support for scripting languages like Lua and Teal, as well as templating engines such as Markdown, Pongo2, and Amber. It also integrates with databases like Redis, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and MySQL, offering flexibility for backend storage.

Algernon is lightweight and fast, with a single executable that includes all necessary components. It supports live editing and preview features, allowing developers to see changes in real-time. The server is cross-platform, compatible with Linux, macOS, and 64-bit Windows systems. It is particularly suited for developers looking for a minimalistic yet powerful web server solution.

Key features

Supports HTTP/2, HTTP/3 (QUIC), and regular HTTP
Built-in Lua and Teal scripting support
Integration with Redis, PostgreSQL, SQLite, and MySQL databases
Live editing and preview capabilities
Cross-platform compatibility (Linux, macOS, 64-bit Windows)
Self-contained executable with no external dependencies
Built-in support for Markdown, Pongo2, and Amber templating

Download v1.17.10

Jul 4, 2026

Windows
Windows

x64 · algernon-1.17.10-windows_x86_64_static.zip16.5 MB

macOS
macOS

arm64 · algernon-1.17.10-macos_aarch64_static.tar.gz15.2 MB x64 · algernon-1.17.10-macos_x86_64_static.tar.gz16.6 MB

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Frequently asked questions

Is algernon free?: Yes. algernon is free and open-source software, distributed under the BSD-3-Clause license.
Which platforms does algernon support?: algernon provides downloads for Windows, macOS.
What is the latest version of algernon?: The latest version is v1.17.10, released on Jul 4, 2026.
What platforms does Algernon support?: Algernon is compatible with Linux, macOS, and 64-bit Windows systems.
How do I install Algernon?: Algernon can be installed using Go by running 'go install github.com/xyproto/algernon@latest'. Alternatively, it can be built manually from the source code.
What databases does Algernon support?: Algernon integrates with Redis, PostgreSQL, SQLite, MySQL, and other databases for backend storage.
Is Algernon open source?: Yes, Algernon is open source and released under the BSD license.

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