Free local app · Your files stay yours

Your notes.
On your machine.

Write, find and connect your notes in one local workspace.
A Brain for your ideas, projects and the context your AI tools need.

Get Notryn Try the Brain

Try your new workspace.

Interactive demo · Sample notes

On your computer

A small command.
Your own workspace.

Install from the terminal. Then open Notryn from your app menu, like any desktop app.

Install, update & uninstall

Linux x86_64 · Omarchy

Your Linux. Your colors.

Install for your user, then open Notryn from your application menu. Everything needed to run the app is included. On Omarchy, Notryn automatically follows your desktop theme. You can also choose any of the built-in themes.

Terminal
curl -fsSL https://notryn.com/install.sh | sh

Your notes and settings are kept when you update or uninstall.

Step-by-step guide
Your workflow

Keyboard or mouse.
Your choice.

Use Notryn entirely with keyboard shortcuts, or work with your mouse. Find actions in the searchable command menu and learn shortcuts as you go.

Your context

Your context.
Ready for your AI.

Keep project decisions and useful knowledge in Markdown. Give your chosen LLM or agent the files it needs, instead of explaining everything again.

You choose access. Nothing is sent to an AI automatically.

Your files

Ordinary files.
Entirely yours.

Write visually or in Markdown. Work offline, keep your own folders and open your notes in other editors. No Notryn account needed.

Good to know.

Does it work with my existing notes?

Connect a folder of Markdown files. Notryn follows your folders and reads Markdown links and wiki links between notes. Your files stay in their original location. Obsidian plugins are not included.

Is it free? What about sync?

The local app is free to use. Optional paid sync between devices is planned for later. Sync is not available yet. The app runs on your own computer, without a rented server or Notryn account.

Can I contribute or use the source code?

Visit our GitHub project for the code, issues and development updates. Contributions are reviewed before merging. The software license and contributor terms define what is permitted.