A local-first notes app with built-in AI agents
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Today we're sharing the first public preview — a local-first notes app where your data stays on your machine and the AI runs offline.
What it is
It's a markdown notes app with a few things bolted on that, together, make it feel different:
- Your notes are plain markdown files. Structured data lives in local SQLite. No accounts, no cloud lock-in — open the same vault in another markdown tool and it's all still there.
- Databases on SQLite. Notion-style typed fields, multiple views over the same rows, relations with two-way sync, server-side rollups, and cells an agent can fill in.
- Plugins inside notes. Drop a kanban board, calendar, chart or graph into a
note with a
viewfence — every embed reads and writes your data live over one universal contract. - Built-in agents. Talk to AI in a console; it reads your notes and databases, calls tools, runs scheduled automations, and can delegate to sub-agents — all on local models by default.
- A Python SDK. Author custom tools, sub-agents and automations, and drive your notebook and ideas graph programmatically.
Try it
- Download for macOS, Windows, Linux or mobile.
- Quick start — your first ten minutes.
- Python SDK — build your own tools.
This is an early preview; expect rough edges and fast iteration. Feedback welcome.