BETA Free for Windows and Linux

Notes your AI can work in.

Edinot is a calm Markdown editor with databases, an infinite canvas and a live bridge for Claude, Codex and other agents — they read, write and answer right inside your notes, where you can see them.

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Your notes stay plain Markdown · Works offline · Sync is optional
Edinot showing a launch plan note: tags and properties under the title, a Workstreams database with table, board, calendar and gallery views, and the outline on the right.
Features

Write like in a document. Organise like in a database.

Everything is Markdown underneath, so your notes stay readable in any editor — Edinot just makes them nicer to work with.

A block editor on plain Markdown

Slash commands, headings, tasks, callouts and properties under the title — saved as ordinary .md.

Every table is a database

Switch a table to board, calendar or gallery view, filter and sort it, and show it live inside any other note.

An infinite canvas

Drop notes, text, images and links on a board, connect them, group them and present them as slides.

Links, backlinks and tags

Connect notes with [[links]], see what points back at each page and browse everything by tag.

Calendar and daily notes

Dated tasks and events in one calendar, plus a note for every day that's one keystroke away.

Offline first, sync when you want

Everything works without a connection. Turn on sync to share vaults with your team and edit together in real time.

AI agents

Mention an agent. Watch it work.

Edinot ships an MCP server, so the AI tools you already use get real access to your notes — and you can see everything they do.

  • @mention it in a comment. Claude Code or Codex starts on your machine and answers in the thread.
  • It shows you its work. Agents highlight passages, open notes and walk you through canvases instead of dumping text.
  • You stay in charge. Per-agent permissions, and every edit can be undone.
Claude Code Codex CLI Claude Desktop Cursor
Release notes are due November 20, after the onboarding flow ships.
Marta 10:42
@claude draft the release notes from the Workstreams table and link each item.
@claude 10:43
Done — I added a Release notes section with four items, each linked to its row. The onboarding entry is marked as pending until Leo closes it.
edited Launch plan — Q4
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Windows

Windows 10 and 11, 64-bit.

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Linux

x86-64. AppImage runs on any distribution; the .deb is for Debian and Ubuntu.

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Make the AppImage executable first: chmod +x Edinot-*.AppImage

macOS

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