datannur is an open-source data catalogue for organisations that want to document their datasets, variables, owners, sources and definitions. The catalogue runs from static files: you open a folder containing an index.html in the browser, with no server or database. The Python builder datannurpy generates a catalogue from files and databases, including PostgreSQL, MySQL, Oracle, SQL Server, SQLite and DuckDB. The interface is available in English, French, German and Italian, with search, favourites and statistics built in.
According to its website, datannur is developed in Switzerland; no legal entity is named. The software is released under the MIT licence and the source code is on GitHub, with activity in 2026. Because you place the catalogue on your own drive, server or cloud storage, the metadata stays under your control. The documentation warns that content in a public repository is public, so sensitive catalogues should be built locally. Partners can help with setup and training.