01 — The wall
Arrange them by hand.
Every note is a card on one wall. Drag a card by its strip and the rest close up around it. Tint it, star it, and it stays exactly where you left it.
New in 0.2.1 — dark mode, full-size images
An infinite wall of smart paper.
Notes tile edge to edge, tinted and arranged by hand. Open one, pair
two — they’re just .md files in your own folder.
Everything you write, laid out where you can see it.
02 — Pair two
One note, or two.
Open a note to write in it full-page. Pair it with another and they sit side by side — the outline on one side, the draft on the other.
03 — Pictures New
Paste a screenshot. It stays a file.
Press ⌘V or drag a picture in and it lands in the note. The original is kept as it was, in an attachments folder next to your notes.
04 — Workspaces New
A wall for each part of your life.
Open a workspace in the side rail to list its notes. Double-click to rename it, drag to reorder. Focus mode keeps the rail in reach.
05 — Only files
They’re only files. Nothing leaves your machine.
Every note is a plain .md file in a folder you chose. No account, no server, no sync you didn’t ask for. Open them in any other app, back them up however you like.
- ~/Notes
- Writing/
- on-rereading.md
- essay-draft.md
- essay-outline.md
- Home & garden/
- garden.md
- attachments/
- garden-1021.png
- weekly-sync.md
What it needs
Chrome or Edge, on a desktop.
The browsers that can open a folder on your computer. Or the Mac app, soon.
A folder.
Any folder — empty, or one that already has markdown in it.
Start your wall.
Built by one person and changing often. Leave your name and email and I’ll write when something meaningful ships — the Mac app first — and ask for your feedback.
No account, no tracking.