Browser-first, but not browser-locked.
A web-first workspace for notes, tasks, and reviewed AI.
Capture ideas, connect them into projects, and use AI suggestions without giving up control. Use OikoNotes in the browser with cloud sync and hosted AI, or install the Linux desktop app for local work and bring-your-own-key AI.
Markdown-friendly notes · SQLite desktop storage · Cloud sync · Hosted or BYOK AI · Export anytime
No ad tracking
No third-party analytics, advertising cookies, or hidden tracking scripts.
Reviewed AI
AI suggests tags, links, tasks, events, and summaries. You decide what gets written.
Desktop stays local
The Linux app stores data locally unless you explicitly enable sync.
Export anytime
Markdown export and SQLite desktop storage keep your data portable.
Hosted or BYOK AI
Use hosted AI when you want convenience, or connect your own provider.
Capture
Everything starts in the inbox
Drop in text, files, images, audio, tasks, and ideas before you decide where they belong.
Connect
Notes become a usable map
Wikilinks, backlinks, concepts, graph views, and semantic search turn scattered notes into discoverable knowledge.
Act
Knowledge turns into next steps
Tasks, projects, trips, budgets, study cards, public posts, and shared lists sit beside the notes that explain them.
Choose how you run it
Web app when you want convenience. Desktop when you want local control.
OikoNotes starts as a web app because that is the easiest way to use it across devices. The Linux desktop app is there when local storage, offline work, and BYOK AI matter more.
Web app
Use OikoNotes in the browser with cloud sync, hosted AI, and access across devices.
Join early accessLinux desktop
Work locally with the Tauri Flatpak, SQLite storage, Markdown export, and your own AI key.
Download FlatpakHybrid
Use desktop and cloud together when you want local work, sync, browser access, and hosted AI.
Read sync guideWorkspace modules
Start with notes. Add the workflows you actually use.
The modules are grouped around real work: thinking, planning, running practical life systems, and sharing selected output.
Think
Notes, Zettelkasten, wikilinks, backlinks, graph views, search, concepts, study, and knowledge chat.
Do
Tasks, todos, projects, Kanban boards, calendars, reminders, and note-derived next steps.
Run life
Packhacker travel, budget, food diary, shopping lists, loadouts, reports, and practical daily records.
Share
Public notes, blog pages, comments, custom domains, shared notes, shared projects, and public Packhacker shakedowns.
Reviewed AI
Hosted or BYOK AI can suggest tags, links, summaries, tasks, events, OCR, and transcription. Nothing applies silently.
Data and sync
Cloud sync, SQLite desktop storage, Markdown export, privacy controls, backups, and account portability.
Product tour
The same workspace, shown with real product states.
Each screenshot is captured from a seeded OikoNotes account so the visuals match the feature text instead of relying on generic placeholders.
Inbox
Capture now, organize later
Fast notes, files, tasks, and raw ideas land in one queue before they are sorted.
AI review
Suggestions wait for approval
AI drafts tags, tasks, events, concepts, summaries, and links without silently editing notes.
Graph
Linked notes become a map
Wikilinks, backlinks, concepts, and graph filters keep older work discoverable.
Projects
Turn context into execution
Kanban boards, WIP limits, task details, and note context live together.
Calendar
Plan from the same source
Calendars, events, reminders, and task due dates stay near the notes that created them.
Packhacker
Build real travel loadouts
Gear inventory, groups, trip checklists, weights, and public shakedowns are structured.
Budget
Keep life operations connected
Accounts, transactions, budget categories, reports, pots, and daily notes share context.
Publishing
Share selected work publicly
Publish notes, manage public pages, moderate comments, and keep private work separate.
Commercial modules
Paid modules are separate from the notes core.
Packhacker, budgeting, and food diary can be used as add-ons or bundled into Full. Start with notes and add modules only when your workflow needs them.
Compare plansDocumentation and public output
The guide starts with workflows, not just reference pages.
Start with recipes for capture, inbox processing, publishing, backups, and AI choices. Then use the reference guide when you need exact feature details.
Open documentationUse cloud for convenience, not lock-in.
Start with the web app and cloud sync. Add hosted AI if you do not want to manage keys, or bring your own provider if you do. The Linux desktop app is there for local work and exportable data.
Start with the version that fits how you work.
Use the cloud trial for web access and sync, or download the Linux Flatpak when local storage and BYOK AI are the right fit.