Start with today's note. Keep a meeting, a task and the project it belongs to in the same place.
A daily note, with tasks and links in context.
Local notes. Connected ideas.
Your AI, right where you write.
Local Markdown notes, with agents that work alongside you.
No account. No plugins to get started.
Free and open source · Apple Silicon
Interactive demo with sample notes. Changes stay in this tab.
Think Obsidian meets Notion, with local Markdown files and less setup. Notes, tasks, links and search are ready to use. No plugins to install.
Start with today's note. Keep a meeting, a task and the project it belongs to in the same place.
A daily note, with tasks and links in context.
Open the project note. Backlinks bring the related conversations and reading back into view.
The project note and the ideas that lead to it.
Connect Claude Code or Codex, then ask across your notes. Agents propose edits; you choose what reaches your files.
Chat interface shown with an example conversation, not a live AI run.
A daily note, with tasks and links in context.
1 / 3Nothing to import. Nothing to export. Just the files on your Mac.
Connect the Claude Code or Codex CLI you already have. Agents read your notes, skip the private ones, and propose edits you review. Sync with iCloud or Git.
Explore the sourceThe same daily note in Graphite and in Flat. Switch any time in Settings.


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Plain Markdown files. Open them in any editor, today or years from now.

Choose a folder and start writing. No sign-up or workspace to create.

Mark a note private. Keep its contents out of AI context.
Agents propose changes. You decide what reaches your files.

Save the link. Start when you’re at your Mac.
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AI is optional and runs through the Claude Code or Codex CLI you already have. Notes marked private never enter AI context. Release notes and checksums