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A local-first notes app that never makes you wait.

  1. 0126 features

    Writing

    A rich text editor that saves plain Markdown, with a raw source view, Vim mode, comments, ink, and blocks for media, diagrams, and math.

  2. 0216 features

    Organizing

    A nested tree of notes and folders, with tabs, split view, search, pins, locks, public links, and a trash.

  3. 039 features

    Tasks

    Checklist items in any note can become tasks with due dates and repeats, gathered in one view and written back to the note.

  4. 0410 features

    Journal

    One entry per day, written in the same editor as notes, with a mood, a calendar, templates, and an optional word goal.

  5. 059 features

    History and safety

    Every save goes into a Git history in the background. Backups are verified, and the whole workspace imports and exports as Markdown or an archive.

  6. 0614 features

    Desktop experience

    The desktop app around the editor: first run, encrypted sync, the command palette, shortcuts, settings, storage, and updates.

  7. 076 features

    AI

    Every AI feature is off until you enable it, and nothing leaves the device without a disclosure naming the model that receives it.

  8. 086 features

    Phone and tablet

    The browser build installs on a phone or tablet and switches to a touch layout below 900px.

  9. 09

    Mobile app (iOS and Android)

    A native iOS and Android client for the same workspace. It has not shipped yet.

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  10. 10

    Tech stack

    A Rust core over SQLite, a React and ProseMirror renderer, and a Tauri desktop shell.

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  11. 11

    Built to be trusted

    The tests, decision records, and benchmarks behind these features.

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