Our niche is people with taste.
A dark-first desktop notebook for technical people. It lives in your system tray, writes plain Markdown to your own disk, and stays out of the way until you need it. The brain is optional — the speed isn't.
NoteFlow turns your notes into a living 3D neural graph. The more order you give them, the more legible your brain becomes — clusters form, neurons connect, structure emerges.
Organize on the left, watch it take shape in the Brain view.
Twelve hand-tuned themes — Carbon, Tokyo Night, Dracula, Parchment and more. Flip the switch and the whole app follows.
A semantic index turns your notes into a living graph. Structure you built is wired in solid lines; relationships the AI found light up as synapses through the core. Ask a question and the notes it used glow.
Solid lines are the hierarchy you built. Faint synapses are what the AI noticed — even across different groups.
RAG answers stream with clickable citations — and the agent can create, move and organize notes for you.
The semantic index never leaves your machine. Bring your own model key — Anthropic, OpenAI, Ollama, anything.
No essay about yourself. NoteFlow asks the easy stuff — a few favorites, some this-or-that — and infers who you are from what those choices tend to mean. Then it writes your profile as an editable note.
Described in abstract traits — never by the exact titles you gave. Favorites stay in a low-relevance section the AI is told not to bring up unprompted. The model reads your documents directly; NoteFlow never stores them on a server.