Opensolr Notes keeps your text notes in your own Opensolr Index and finds them by the words you remember and by what you mean. It is open source and it works with your Opensolr account.
A note is a title, a category and text with bold, italic and underline. Leave the category empty and Opensolr AI gives the note a two-word one. Notes are saved on the phone first and synced to your index; pull down to sync.
Search the way you think. Words and meaning together, the same hybrid search Opensolr runs on its hosted search pages, with filters by date and by category. The result shows the passage that matched, highlighted.
Your notes, on the web too. Every notes index has a search page at search.opensolr.com, protected by the index password and by your two-factor code, where you can search, read, edit and write notes from any browser, pin the ones you want on top, and ask the notes assistant a question. It answers from your notes and names the note it took the answer from.
What you get:
Notes with bold, italic and underline, undo and redo, word wrap on or off.
A two-word category from Opensolr AI for every note.
Hybrid search, by words and by meaning, with date and category filters.
A list you can reorder by dragging, with swipe to delete.
A hosted search page for your notes, behind your password and two-factor code.
Sign out removes every note and everything of the account from the phone.
English, Romanian, German, Spanish, French, Japanese and Chinese.
Requires an Opensolr account. The free plan is enough; the parts that use AI (search by meaning, categories, the assistant) count against the AI use of your plan.
Open source: github.com/phpcip/opensolr-notes
Text notes kept in your own Opensolr Index, found by words and by meaning.