It is your folder of files
Notes mirror themselves to plain Markdown as you type, readable in any editor. Export as PDF or self-contained HTML too.
Everything you dictate or discuss flows into a rich notebook with wiki links, a knowledge graph and search that understands meaning. Then it becomes a task with an owner and a due date, in the same app.
Wiki links between notes, an automatic backlinks panel, and a graph that shows connections you never made explicitly.
Rich text, tables with a grid picker and per cell colours, images, code blocks with syntax highlighting, callout panels, collapsible sections, link previews and a slash menu. Markdown underneath, so nothing is ever trapped. Full version history on every note, one click to restore.
Wiki links between notes, an automatic backlinks panel, and a living graph view that shows how your thinking connects.
Ask what you wrote about the pricing discussion and find the note even if it never used those words. It runs on your machine, not in someone's cloud.
Columns, cards, checklists, labels and work in progress limits. Due dates, independent reminders and lead time alerts with desktop notifications and calendar export.
A card can point at a note. A note can spawn its own board in one click. A finished meeting's action items become a board automatically. One my tasks view pulls together every to-do across every board.
Drop in a scanned PDF or a photo of a whiteboard, a contract or a handwritten page, and get back an editable note as structured Markdown. Text you can search, link and rewrite, not an image stuck in a file.
Notes mirror themselves to plain Markdown as you type, readable in any editor. Export as PDF or self-contained HTML too.
Every note keeps full revision history, including anything the AI agent changed, so any edit is recoverable.
A sentence in a meeting becomes a task with an owner and a due date without one copy and paste.
Notes live on your machine. Optional sync keeps them consistent across your own devices, and the semantic search index is built and queried locally.
Yes, at any time. PDF, a self-contained HTML file, or a folder of plain Markdown files that opens in Obsidian, Logseq or any text editor.
No. Meetings can file themselves as notes, action items can become a board in one action, and wiki links plus the graph surface connections you did not make explicitly.
Everything you dictate or discuss flows into a rich notebook with wiki links, a knowledge graph and search that understands meaning. Then it becomes a task with an owner and a due date, in the same app.