For everything
on your mind.

Auto-organize your notes in a familiar format.

Local classification. No account needed.

Your brain can have
its tabs back.

INTERACTIVE BROWSER DEMO
Note ChatLoading the classifier…

Loading sample notes…

Examples:

Temporary notes · browser demo.

Type a note to try the classifier.

TRY A CORRECTION

Choose the
category.

“Why not build a seed exchange?” sounds like a question. But you might want it in Ideas.

The label is yours to decide. Give this exact note a meaning, then see what the learner remembers.

CORRECT A SUGGESTION0 confirmed
Why not build a seed exchange?
1
Suggested categoryGetting a suggestion…
2
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Save a label to see how example memory works.

This demo remembers exact examples. Android can also train a personal classifier.


VERIFIED 18 OCTOBER 2026

Checks and known issues

v1.5.1 is available on GitHub. Phone checks reported on Samsung · Android 16.

127Android tests passed
7Desktop tests passed

HOW IT WORKS

Follow a note.

Choose a step to see what happens.

The native Android Inbox with a thought, idea, task, and voice recordingThe native Android Notes layout with Inbox and category boards

THE NATIVE ANDROID APP

A notebook that
comes with you.

The Android app also supports voice recordings, images and other media, private notebooks, and app lock.
There’s a to-do widget too!

It also supports editable Markdown files and optional speech transcription.

v1.5.1 · Android 11+ · ARM64

F-Droid release · in preparation

The Google-free APK is available on GitHub. F-Droid inclusion is a separate review.

Get the Google-free APK

ABOUT THIS DEMO

About the demo

Try the built-in classifier, change a category, or complete a task. Everything runs in this tab. Reloading clears your notes and labels.

No account, analytics or inference API. The page loads static files from its host; the host may keep normal request logs.

This is a browser demo. Android adds MiniLM, personal classifier training, encrypted storage, files and media. Limits here: 2,000 characters per note, 20 notes and 100 saved labels.

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