Have you ever had notes pile up but couldn't find them again?
Folders only assign you a single space. However, thoughts branch out in many directions.
Link Note directly links notes to notes.
■ Two brackets create a link
If you write [[Name of another note]] inside a note, it becomes a link.
Clicking it takes you to that note, and if the name doesn't exist yet, it is created on the spot.
Additionally, a list of "Notes pointing to this note" is automatically created on the other side.
The time spent agonizing over where to put things disappears. You simply write and link whatever name comes to mind.
■ Thought Map
View how your notes are connected on a single screen.
Frequently accessed notes are displayed prominently, while notes that haven't been reached yet are shown separately.
Instead of thinking, "I wrote this, but where did I put it?", you can find them by thinking, "It was around here."
It also displays a list of notes you haven't created yet. They serve as material for your writing.
■ Search by Initial Consonant
ㅈㅈㅊㅎ → General Meeting of Shareholders
ㅇㅅㅈㅂ → Preparation for Moving
You don't need to remember the exact details. It scans the title, body, and tags all at once,
and tells you where the search was found. The entire search is performed on the device.
■ Typing "Tomorrow at 3 PM" creates a notification
It recognizes Korean dates and times written in notes.
· Tomorrow at 3 PM · The day after tomorrow at 8 AM · August 20th at 10:30 AM
· Next Tuesday · Every Tuesday at 8 PM · 3 days later
Tap a found schedule once to register it as a notification.
Notifications ring directly on the device. Since it is not a server push, it is accurate even in airplane mode.
You can view this month's schedule and notes together on the calendar screen.
■ Write-friendly Editor
· To-Do Checkbox — Clicking it actually changes the text
· Tables, Quotes, Code Blocks, Subheadings
· Lists and numbers continue automatically when you press Enter
· Meeting Minutes · Daily Plan · Reading · Ideas · Weekly Retrospective Templates
· Tags, Folders, Pins, Trash
■ The Server Only Sees the Ciphertext
Notes are only released after being encrypted on this device (AES-GCM 256-bit).
The decryption key never leaves the device.
All our server keeps is an irreversibly modified 40-digit identifier and a single block of ciphertext that we cannot open.
We cannot even know how many notes there are, what the titles are, or what tags they have.
If synchronization is not turned on, there is no communication with the server at all.
Even in that state, all functions operate as usual.
· If you set a lock password, it is wrapped once more with a key derived from the password
· Changing the password does not re-encrypt the notes — it happens in an instant
· If you forget your password, we cannot recover it either. Be sure to write down the recovery phrase.
■ You won't lose your notes even if you edit them on both devices
If you edit the same note separately on your phone and PC, it won't ask which one to discard.
The most recent version is kept as the main text, while the other remains within the same note.
You can delete at any time, but lost sentences cannot be recovered.
■ The freedom to leave
You can export the entire content as JSON or Markdown at any time.
It is a standard format that is readable by other apps.
I believe that preventing you from being locked into a specific app is also a feature.
■ What is free
Write · Read · Search · Tags · Templates · Schedule · Notifications · Export · Backup · Lock
— Everything is free. There is no limit on the number of notes.
Pro is the feature that allows you to "connect across multiple devices and retrace from a distance."
Synchronization between devices, full thought map view, automatic link suggestions, version history, image attachment, and ad removal.
Even if you cancel your subscription, notes you have already written remain, and reading, editing, and exporting continue to be free.
We do not hold your writing hostage.
■ And what we do not do
· We do not place any advertisements on the screen for writing and reading notes.
· We do not use interstitial ads.
· We do not request permissions for storage, photos, location, or contacts.
· We do not read, analyze, or use note content for learning (it is technically impossible).
Developer: XRabbit
Contact: mingtoki@gmail.com
Privacy Policy: https://linknote.justgets.com/privacy
A note that links memos. Initial consonant search, automatic Korean schedule recognition, end-to-end encryption. Use without ads.